For my personal case, I found out that writing "real programs" in anything else than assembly with a conservative usage of a macro processor is kind of toxic: it is a complex matter based on my experience and what I could understand from "software history".
A high level script language would be such "real program". Idem for a command shell.
risc-v, if successfull, will help a lot to this then remove a lot of what I consider toxic.
A high level script language would be such "real program". Idem for a command shell.
risc-v, if successfull, will help a lot to this then remove a lot of what I consider toxic.