It's a shame that there are not more views for this wonderful presentation. Thank you.

This is a precious piece of history that helped me to understand how the whole thing has been developed. Thank you sir.

Excellent talk! Very informative. I have one minor complaint. The name of the presentation should be "The Pre-History of the C Programming Language" since the first 31 mins of this 42 minute talk was about just that, with the next five being about the pre-history of C++, and only the last six minutes being about the history of C. But thank you. I loved it!

Great and insightful talk

this is so refreshing. thanks!

Great video

Where can one get pcc?

Can't help looking at the slide at 16:52 and thinking ... this is exactly the opposite of Rust - and why we have Rust :)

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10 ай бұрын

The invention of programming languages goes along with the increasing lack of education and missing effort of developers to write good code.

You are wrong. Konrad Zuse built the very first electronic digitally programmable Computer in the late 1930s.

Let me just say at the outset that I know I'm a grammar N*zi. Still, if you're trying to give a professional presentation( and it is a good presentation), you should have someone spell-check your slides. It's jarring (to me) to see someone with extensive knowledge of a topic like computer history and then use multiple slides with spelling and grammar errors that a seventh-grader should recognize.