Oh, it's too late to edit my comment, but one more thing:
> You are conflating tha language capability with the hardware capability
No. I'm talking about the C language and the abstract machine that it defines. I'm very much NOT talking about specific hardware, unlike when you bring up MMU and other irrelevant specific hardware capability.
Because specific hardware capability is not part of the language.
> You are conflating tha language capability with the hardware capability
No. I'm talking about the C language and the abstract machine that it defines. I'm very much NOT talking about specific hardware, unlike when you bring up MMU and other irrelevant specific hardware capability.
Because specific hardware capability is not part of the language.