Curl is C
I think it's a bit weird that C and curl are used. If we look at C and OpenBSD or so things might look a bit different.<p>Also one has a hard time comparing curl with another language, simply because something with curl's properties (take portability for example) doesn't exist.<p>And no that isn't in defense of anything, just me thinking thinking that measurable points brought up in the discussions don't make sense or exist.<p>The topic is also a bit broader, as you can easily add in static code analysis, compiler flags, stuff like W^C, stuff like seccomp, capsicum, cloudabi, pledge which might not work (well) in other cases.<p>It's a great philosophical discussion topics and I don't wanna stop anyone, just hoping people keep that in mind, when they participate, so we don't end up with new dogmas that get thrown around for the next few year, without knowing contexts or meaning of phrases.<p>Other than that: I really enjoy this discussion. :)