> Bold! I wonder what leads to this sort of confidence.
honestly just skimming through MIRSA C 2004
> Rule 17.4 (required): Array indexing shall be the only allowed form of pointer
arithmetic. Array indexing is the only acceptable form of pointer arithmetic, because it is clearer and hence less error prone than pointer manipulation.
I don't think compliance with such rules really solve things, and in some cases just introduce complexity, e.g there is also rule for never using recursion: Rule 16.2 (required): Functions shall not call themselves, either directly or indirectly
but also, it is easier to judge if a book is good than to write a good book
> Yes. Transparency is the only foundation of trust.
teenagers and corporations disagree :)
honestly just skimming through MIRSA C 2004
> Rule 17.4 (required): Array indexing shall be the only allowed form of pointer arithmetic. Array indexing is the only acceptable form of pointer arithmetic, because it is clearer and hence less error prone than pointer manipulation.
I don't think compliance with such rules really solve things, and in some cases just introduce complexity, e.g there is also rule for never using recursion: Rule 16.2 (required): Functions shall not call themselves, either directly or indirectly
but also, it is easier to judge if a book is good than to write a good book
> Yes. Transparency is the only foundation of trust.
teenagers and corporations disagree :)