C is a terrible intermediate language

[Tony]

The subject says it all. (It alludes to the problem).

Tony

 

[Keith Thompson]

The subject says it all. (It alludes to the problem).

Excellent, so we don't need to say anything more about it.

 

[lawrence.jones]

The subject says it all. (It alludes to the problem).

Yep. And democracy is a terrible form of government. It's just better
than any of the alternatives that have been tried so far.

 

[Ben Pfaff]

The subject says it all. (It alludes to the problem).

You are free to not use C as an intermediate language.

 

[Guest]

The subject [C is a terrible intermediate language] says it all.
(It alludes to the problem).

Youll have to explain why. What would be better?

 

[Chris Dollin]

The subject says it all. (It alludes to the problem).

It alludes but does not elucidate. If you have a problem using C as
an intermediate language, perhaps saying /why/ would get you helpful
responses. Perhaps you'll do better than you did on comp.compilers.

 

[Kenny McCormack]

A bald disparaging statement, using undefined and emotionally loaded
words...

Um, how can something be both undefined and emotionally loaded?

If it is undefined, then it has no definition (duh!) and thus has no
meaning, emotional or otherwise. You can't have it both ways.