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    From fir@profesor.fir@gmail.com to comp.lang.c on Fri Sep 11 15:47:22 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.lang.c

    just mentioning

    itoday i discovered this name, and for some reason its maybe good so
    just to notify/elebrate this day (not that im in mood/health for
    celebrations)

    i want to adress yet a objections to ma saing on this on this group

    well as i said they are not fully right imo (for some reasons long to
    mention) though they ale somewhat rught too..id just depends on details

    note on this gropup i mostly say on c but i also talk on deeper c
    (which i find also a c) sometimes i talk also on what eventually could
    be say "more raa less C"

    how i see it i just said in post about list of c annoyances: i myself
    see a C as some kind of iceberg which has big underwater part and this
    part is like the same of raa so talking on this iner parts you in fact
    talk on parts of both.. and people with deeper minds should understood
    it imo


    as i said i find C and raa as a two facess of deeper O (which is some kind
    of c-like language wholesomnes)

    im quite pleassed with this language idea becous i really searched for somethig that is c but also is not old c (as claiming that C name would
    be unstandable.. but dropping the 'legacy' also not good, naming it D
    would be not bad (as legacy is in the name) but bein closer as in raa is
    maybe better


    its ambitious though..bcouse the ambition is to stay more close to C
    not going to much into "shallow modernity" and this is ambitious, im not
    sure if i had strenght to do it


    (fir)



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  • From fir@profesor.fir@gmail.com to comp.lang.c on Fri Sep 11 16:00:02 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.lang.c

    fir pisze:
    just mentioning

    itoday i discovered this name, and for some reason its maybe good so
    just to notify/elebrate this day (not that im in mood/health for celebrations)

    i want to adress yet a objections to ma saing on this on this group

    well as i said they are not fully right imo (for some reasons long to mention) though they ale somewhat rught too..id just depends on details

    note on this gropup i mostly say on c but i also talk on deeper c
    (which i find also a c) sometimes i talk also on what eventually could
    be say "more raa less C"

    how i see it i just said in post about list of c annoyances: i myself
    see a C as some kind of iceberg which has big underwater part and this
    part is like the same of raa so talking on this iner parts you in fact
    talk on parts of both.. and people with deeper minds should understood
    it imo


    as i said i find C and raa as a two facess of deeper O (which is some kind of c-like language wholesomnes)

    im quite pleassed with this language idea becous i really searched for somethig that is c but also is not old c (as claiming that C name would
    be unstandable.. but dropping the 'legacy' also not good, naming it D
    would be not bad (as legacy is in the name) but bein closer as in raa is maybe better


    its ambitious though..bcouse the ambition is to stay more close to C
    not going to much into "shallow modernity" and this is ambitious, im not sure if i had strenght to do it


    (fir)



    sorry for offtopic coz this is kinda offtopic i know (but as i said some percent of ontopics are ok in my opinion)..i will mostly say about C
    and deeper C with only dose of specifically raa offtopics here (at least i will try ...not sure if not to vanish from here for month again hovever,
    sad thing is i recent years has not much power to work on both C or raa
    sadly)

    (fir)
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  • From fir@profesor.fir@gmail.com to comp.lang.c on Fri Sep 11 16:23:54 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.lang.c

    fir pisze:
    fir pisze:
    just mentioning

    itoday i discovered this name, and for some reason its maybe good so
    just to notify/elebrate this day (not that im in mood/health for
    celebrations)

    i want to adress yet a objections to ma saing on this on this group

    well as i said they are not fully right imo (for some reasons long to
    mention) though they ale somewhat rught too..id just depends on details

    note on this gropup i mostly say on c but i also talk on deeper c
    (which i find also a c) sometimes i talk also on what eventually could
    be say "more raa less C"

    how i see it i just said in post about list of c annoyances: i myself
    see a C as some kind of iceberg which has big underwater part and this
    part is like the same of raa so talking on this iner parts you in fact
    talk on parts of both.. and people with deeper minds should understood
    it imo


    as i said i find C and raa as a two facess of deeper O (which is some
    kind of c-like language wholesomnes)

    im quite pleassed with this language idea becous i really searched for
    somethig that is c but also is not old c (as claiming that C name
    would be unstandable.. but dropping the 'legacy' also not good, naming
    it D
    would be not bad (as legacy is in the name) but bein closer as in raa is
    maybe better


    its ambitious though..bcouse the ambition is to stay more close to C
    not going to much into "shallow modernity" and this is ambitious, im
    not sure if i had strenght to do it


    (fir)



    sorry for offtopic coz this is kinda offtopic i know (but as i said some percent of ontopics are ok in my opinion)..i will mostly say about C
    and deeper C with only dose of specifically raa offtopics here (at least i will try ...not sure if not to vanish from here for month again hovever,
    sad thing is i recent years has not much power to work on both C or raa sadly)

    (fir)

    note yet some may think im a selfish and want to make some king of
    "marketing" its not about that.. also take i think all this raa language solution i discovered fully myslef but the fact is also it was somewhat
    driven by writing and discussing things on usenet (mostly pl.comp.lnag.c
    back then and here) so better some user can find themselves as a kinda helpfull for this project so imnstead blaming me am selfish and
    morketing should think themselves as some part of work.. imo that would
    be attitude which has a more sense

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  • From Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson@johann@myrkraverk.invalid to comp.lang.c on Sun Sep 27 02:51:44 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.lang.c

    On 9/11/2026 9:47 PM, fir wrote:
    just mentioning

    itoday i discovered this name, and for some reason its maybe good so
    just to notify/elebrate this day (not that im in mood/health for celebrations)

    i want to adress yet a objections to ma saing on this on this group

    well as i said they are not fully right imo (for some reasons long to mention) though they ale somewhat rught too..id just depends on details

    note on this gropup i mostly say on c but i also talk on deeper c
    (which i find also a c) sometimes i talk also on what eventually could
    be say "more raa less C"

    how i see it i just said in post about list of c annoyances: i myself
    see a C as some kind of iceberg which has big underwater part and this
    part is like the same of raa so talking on this iner parts you in fact
    talk on parts of both.. and people with deeper minds should understood
    it imo


    as i said i find C and raa as a two facess of deeper O (which is some kind of c-like language wholesomnes)

    im quite pleassed with this language idea becous i really searched for somethig that is c but also is not old c (as claiming that C name would
    be unstandable.. but dropping the 'legacy' also not good, naming it D
    would be not bad (as legacy is in the name) but bein closer as in raa is maybe better


    its ambitious though..bcouse the ambition is to stay more close to C
    not going to much into "shallow modernity" and this is ambitious, im not sure if i had strenght to do it


    (fir)

    Dear fir,

    I wish you success on your endeavour, and you don't need to despair,
    some of this stuff has been done before, and I present to you some ex-
    cerpts from a manual of the FM Towns High C Compiler.


    https://duriansoftware.com/joe/the-lost-language-extensions-of-metaware's-high-c-compiler

    These extensions predate G.C.C.'s if I understand time correctly, and
    I'm sure the regular trolls of comp.lang.c will correct that in due
    time.


    Best wishes, and happy forking C!
    --
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  • From fir@profesor.fir@gmail.com to comp.lang.c on Sat Sep 26 23:21:46 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.lang.c

    Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson pisze:
    On 9/11/2026 9:47 PM, fir wrote:
    just mentioning

    itoday i discovered this name, and for some reason its maybe good so
    just to notify/elebrate this day (not that im in mood/health for
    celebrations)

    i want to adress yet a objections to ma saing on this on this group

    well as i said they are not fully right imo (for some reasons long to
    mention) though they ale somewhat rught too..id just depends on details

    note on this gropup i mostly say on c but i also talk on deeper c
    (which i find also a c) sometimes i talk also on what eventually could
    be say "more raa less C"

    how i see it i just said in post about list of c annoyances: i myself
    see a C as some kind of iceberg which has big underwater part and this
    part is like the same of raa so talking on this iner parts you in fact
    talk on parts of both.. and people with deeper minds should understood
    it imo


    as i said i find C and raa as a two facess of deeper O (which is some
    kind of c-like language wholesomnes)

    im quite pleassed with this language idea becous i really searched for
    somethig that is c but also is not old c (as claiming that C name
    would be unstandable.. but dropping the 'legacy' also not good, naming
    it D
    would be not bad (as legacy is in the name) but bein closer as in raa is
    maybe better


    its ambitious though..bcouse the ambition is to stay more close to C
    not going to much into "shallow modernity" and this is ambitious, im
    not sure if i had strenght to do it


    (fir)

    Dear fir,

    I wish you success on your endeavour, and you don't need to despair,
    some of this stuff has been done before, and I present to you some ex-
    cerpts from a manual of the FM Towns High C Compiler.


    https://duriansoftware.com/joe/the-lost-language-extensions-of-metaware's-high-c-compiler


    These extensions predate G.C.C.'s if I understand time correctly, and
    I'm sure the regular trolls of comp.lang.c will correct that in due
    time.


    Best wishes, and happy forking C!

    interesting name high c, it seemd oryginal for a moment but this is
    probably cliche from musical term... deep c much more oryginal
    (as a concept of various exploration under surface of c

    those changes of this guy are totall medicore imo or worse
    (those labdas, generators some things taken from populists)
    so it has nothing to the things im sain here

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  • From Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson@johann@myrkraverk.invalid to comp.lang.c on Sun Sep 27 06:15:08 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.lang.c

    On 9/27/2026 5:21 AM, fir wrote:
    Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson pisze:
    On 9/11/2026 9:47 PM, fir wrote:
    just mentioning

    itoday i discovered this name, and for some reason its maybe good so
    just to notify/elebrate this day (not that im in mood/health for
    celebrations)

    i want to adress yet a objections to ma saing on this on this group

    well as i said they are not fully right imo (for some reasons long to
    mention) though they ale somewhat rught too..id just depends on details

    note on this gropup i mostly say on c but i also talk on deeper c
    (which i find also a c) sometimes i talk also on what eventually
    could be say "more raa less C"

    how i see it i just said in post about list of c annoyances: i myself
    see a C as some kind of iceberg which has big underwater part and
    this part is like the same of raa so talking on this iner parts you in
    fact talk on parts of both.. and people with deeper minds should
    understood it imo


    as i said i find C and raa as a two facess of deeper O (which is some
    kind of c-like language wholesomnes)

    im quite pleassed with this language idea becous i really searched
    for somethig that is c but also is not old c (as claiming that C name
    would be unstandable.. but dropping the 'legacy' also not good,
    naming it D
    would be not bad (as legacy is in the name) but bein closer as in raa
    is maybe better


    its ambitious though..bcouse the ambition is to stay more close to C
    not going to much into "shallow modernity" and this is ambitious, im
    not sure if i had strenght to do it


    (fir)

    Dear fir,

    I wish you success on your endeavour, and you don't need to despair,
    some of this stuff has been done before, and I present to you some ex-
    cerpts from a manual of the FM Towns High C Compiler.


    https://duriansoftware.com/joe/the-lost-language-extensions-of-
    metaware's-high-c-compiler

    These extensions predate G.C.C.'s if I understand time correctly, and
    I'm sure the regular trolls of comp.lang.c will correct that in due
    time.


    Best wishes, and happy forking C!

    interesting name high c, it seemd oryginal for a moment but this is
    probably cliche from musical term... deep c much more oryginal
    (as a concept of various exploration under surface of c

    those changes of this guy are totall medicore imo or worse
    (those labdas, generators some things taken from populists)
    so it has nothing to the things im sain here

    Dear fir,

    /Populist/? In 1989? Was C popular enough to be considered populist
    back then?
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  • From fir@profesor.fir@gmail.com to comp.lang.c on Sun Sep 27 09:28:44 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.lang.c

    Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson pisze:
    On 9/27/2026 5:21 AM, fir wrote:
    Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson pisze:
    On 9/11/2026 9:47 PM, fir wrote:
    just mentioning

    itoday i discovered this name, and for some reason its maybe good so
    just to notify/elebrate this day (not that im in mood/health for
    celebrations)

    i want to adress yet a objections to ma saing on this on this group

    well as i said they are not fully right imo (for some reasons long
    to mention) though they ale somewhat rught too..id just depends on
    details

    note on this gropup i mostly say on c but i also talk on deeper c
    (which i find also a c) sometimes i talk also on what eventually
    could be say "more raa less C"

    how i see it i just said in post about list of c annoyances: i myself
    see a C as some kind of iceberg which has big underwater part and
    this part is like the same of raa so talking on this iner parts you in >>>> fact talk on parts of both.. and people with deeper minds should
    understood it imo


    as i said i find C and raa as a two facess of deeper O (which is some >>>> kind of c-like language wholesomnes)

    im quite pleassed with this language idea becous i really searched
    for somethig that is c but also is not old c (as claiming that C
    name would be unstandable.. but dropping the 'legacy' also not good,
    naming it D
    would be not bad (as legacy is in the name) but bein closer as in raa >>>> is maybe better


    its ambitious though..bcouse the ambition is to stay more close to C
    not going to much into "shallow modernity" and this is ambitious, im
    not sure if i had strenght to do it


    (fir)

    Dear fir,

    I wish you success on your endeavour, and you don't need to despair,
    some of this stuff has been done before, and I present to you some ex-
    cerpts from a manual of the FM Towns High C Compiler.


    https://duriansoftware.com/joe/the-lost-language-extensions-of-
    metaware's-high-c-compiler

    These extensions predate G.C.C.'s if I understand time correctly, and
    I'm sure the regular trolls of comp.lang.c will correct that in due
    time.


    Best wishes, and happy forking C!

    interesting name high c, it seemd oryginal for a moment but this is
    probably cliche from musical term... deep c much more oryginal
    (as a concept of various exploration under surface of c

    those changes of this guy are totall medicore imo or worse
    (those labdas, generators some things taken from populists)
    so it has nothing to the things im sain here

    Dear fir,

    /Populist/?-a In 1989?-a Was C popular enough to be considered populist
    back then?


    populists are the people who like what is popular but medicore -
    like all this lambdas, clojures and things like that..back then populist
    have its run on c++... c people i wouldnt consider populist as c was
    always too good to drive populists
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  • From Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson@johann@myrkraverk.invalid to comp.lang.c on Thu Oct 1 00:13:59 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.lang.c

    On 9/27/2026 3:28 PM, fir wrote:
    populists are the people who like what is popular but medicore -
    like all this lambdas, clojures and things like that..back then populist have its run on c++... c people i wouldnt consider populist as c was
    always too good to drive populists

    Yes, though I tend to call them /social people/ or /socials/ for short.

    They are the kind of people who never want to go their own way, and
    /fitting in/ is more important than forging ahead and use something new,
    or create something totally new.

    They depend on inventors -- people who are willing and able to think differently, and make their vision come true -- to enact any change
    in the world. And as you have seen in comp.lang.c, /group think/ is
    real, even though the people who succumb to it don't see it that way.


    In any case, I wish you best in your /thinking independently/ and wish
    you all the best in forging ahead on your own.
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  • From fir@profesor.fir@gmail.com to comp.lang.c on Wed Sep 30 18:57:08 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.lang.c

    Johann 'Myrkraverk' Oskarsson pisze:
    On 9/27/2026 3:28 PM, fir wrote:
    populists are the people who like what is popular but medicore -
    like all this lambdas, clojures and things like that..back then
    populist have its run on c++... c people i wouldnt consider populist
    as c was always too good to drive populists

    Yes, though I tend to call them /social people/ or /socials/ for short.

    They are the kind of people who never want to go their own way, and
    /fitting in/ is more important than forging ahead and use something new,
    or create something totally new.

    They depend on inventors -- people who are willing and able to think differently, and make their vision come true -- to enact any change
    in the world.-a And as you have seen in comp.lang.c, /group think/ is
    real, even though the people who succumb to it don't see it that way.


    In any case, I wish you best in your /thinking independently/ and wish
    you all the best in forging ahead on your own.

    in clc its yet not such bad - i sometimes was tyring more opulistic
    forum and there the way to populistic outburst was much more short ;c


    i dont know what it comes from, but itd definitely how the most people are

    hovever in what you say there is much more 'emphasis' of doing it own
    way//its not about doing things own way but doing things right way...

    sometimes doing it right way shows to be doing it old way too -
    some may just rediscover old way was right (it also happens not
    so rarely)

    so im not quite sybscribe to "do it new way" statement..imo probably metaphorical 90% of this modern things are crap - and waht is good is
    not becouse its new but it goes like to fundaments/ fundamentals so its
    kinda like goin in past more than going new ;c


    also as i said people are sometimes weir but without them various forums
    would not exist so generally the outcome of even average people is imo positive.. not to say sometimes some people say something quite ok


    also i may mention i got a special talent in lurking in deep c but
    in general programming many people are much better than me

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  • From fir@profesor.fir@gmail.com to comp.lang.c on Wed Sep 30 19:08:28 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.lang.c

    fir pisze:
    They depend on inventors -- people who are willing and able to think differently, and make their vision come true -- to enact any change
    in the world.-a And as you have seen in comp.lang.c, /group think/ is
    real, even though the people who succumb to it don't see it that way.


    also i noticed such people , like some youtubers (or adolf h)
    they make their vision ocme true and thats terrible sh*t out of it

    so its noy on "own" not on "new" not on "different"

    its more on some kind of awareness imo (some on which ma may have some problems maybe recently, i remember how it was back then, it was maybe
    like more of it)

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  • From fir@profesor.fir@gmail.com to comp.lang.c on Wed Sep 30 19:28:19 2026
    From Newsgroup: comp.lang.c

    fir pisze:

    in clc its yet not such bad - i sometimes was tyring more opulistic
    forum and there the way to populistic outburst was much more short ;c


    i dont know what it comes from, but itd definitely how the most people are


    i very like comp.lang.c and find it as fine place and users here are
    quite decent level..maybe they are elevated by some spitit of tradition
    of this place here

    the typical forums were mostly disgusting (i not used them to much but i
    used soem gamedev forums for a moment or stack overflow, it was
    disgusting - there some real low people appeared and that was kinda
    hell compared to noble clc)


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