No need to explain anything. Where are the new C projects? :)
Some of the things I listed are C++, which is a different language, which kept evolving unlike C and also unlike C is in demand today for all sorts of hot domains. The two can't be mixed.
Some of the things I listed are C++, which is a different language, which kept evolving unlike C and also unlike C is in demand today for all sorts of hot domains. The two can't be mixed.
But in a way, you may be right ... all the critical new lower level programs like web servers are now mostly written in Go, Rust and C is not favourably considered for them ...