Platform wars are over-ish. We have the same compile targets. What they call "Undefined Behavior) is relegated to ... well ... platforms we are not supporting.
C is fast - simple - easy(ish) to learn, and easy to "fuzz" in testing.
I can't speak to LUA - but C++ looks like a mine-field (to me).
Why do you declare that C++ is "better"? (Seriously interested - I don't even know enough these days to have a debate. I just gave up on the C++ hell-hole years (decades?) ago, and maybe should have kept up)
Platform wars are over-ish. We have the same compile targets. What they call "Undefined Behavior) is relegated to ... well ... platforms we are not supporting.
C is fast - simple - easy(ish) to learn, and easy to "fuzz" in testing.
I can't speak to LUA - but C++ looks like a mine-field (to me).
Why do you declare that C++ is "better"? (Seriously interested - I don't even know enough these days to have a debate. I just gave up on the C++ hell-hole years (decades?) ago, and maybe should have kept up)