7 Jun
2020
7 Jun
'20
3:22 p.m.
On 6/7/20, arnold(a)skeeve.com <arnold(a)skeeve.com> wrote:
Ed Carp <erc(a)pobox.com> wrote:
Seriously, is anyone still doing any real development in C besides
kernel programming and embedded world?? Maybe I was living under a
rock, but I always had an impression that the industry moved to C++ in
the late 90s and stayed with it ever since.
The last bastion of C was open source Linux/*BSD programming but I
remember the time when C was a truly universal programming language
used for _everything_ including games (e.g. Doom). Maybe I just miss
the 90s.
--Andy
"Arnold once told that there is more demand
for C developers
in Israel. I envy you"
The market in Israel for software developers is VERY hot.
Based entirely on the emails I get from Linked-In about jobs that may
interest me, there's some C, but a lot more C++, both Windows and Linux.
Also a lot of Python.