What is the vast horizon scope of C programming language in disaster stuck areas? [closed]











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There are various disasters which require computer aids for capturing the vastness and the depth of the disaster. At these we need computers that work on minimum software and hardware requirements, because they are present at remote locations.
Since from the beginning of the operating system, C as a programming language has been very useful in writing the source code of various OS [Windows is written in C++ but its kernel in written in C etc].
So, is it possible for the C to write source codes for specific Operating system for machines that could work at disaster stuck areas?






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  • It's unclear what characteristics C would need to have to be suitable for the use you describe. However, the computers that C was originally designed for and implemented on were far less capable than any you would imagine using for almost any purpose today.
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There are various disasters which require computer aids for capturing the vastness and the depth of the disaster. At these we need computers that work on minimum software and hardware requirements, because they are present at remote locations.
Since from the beginning of the operating system, C as a programming language has been very useful in writing the source code of various OS [Windows is written in C++ but its kernel in written in C etc].
So, is it possible for the C to write source codes for specific Operating system for machines that could work at disaster stuck areas?






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closed as unclear what you're asking by squeamish ossifrage, John Bollinger, WhozCraig, zwol, kfx Nov 10 at 17:53


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  • It's unclear what characteristics C would need to have to be suitable for the use you describe. However, the computers that C was originally designed for and implemented on were far less capable than any you would imagine using for almost any purpose today.
    – John Bollinger
    Nov 10 at 17:31















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There are various disasters which require computer aids for capturing the vastness and the depth of the disaster. At these we need computers that work on minimum software and hardware requirements, because they are present at remote locations.
Since from the beginning of the operating system, C as a programming language has been very useful in writing the source code of various OS [Windows is written in C++ but its kernel in written in C etc].
So, is it possible for the C to write source codes for specific Operating system for machines that could work at disaster stuck areas?






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There are various disasters which require computer aids for capturing the vastness and the depth of the disaster. At these we need computers that work on minimum software and hardware requirements, because they are present at remote locations.
Since from the beginning of the operating system, C as a programming language has been very useful in writing the source code of various OS [Windows is written in C++ but its kernel in written in C etc].
So, is it possible for the C to write source codes for specific Operating system for machines that could work at disaster stuck areas?






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closed as unclear what you're asking by squeamish ossifrage, John Bollinger, WhozCraig, zwol, kfx Nov 10 at 17:53


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closed as unclear what you're asking by squeamish ossifrage, John Bollinger, WhozCraig, zwol, kfx Nov 10 at 17:53


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  • It's unclear what characteristics C would need to have to be suitable for the use you describe. However, the computers that C was originally designed for and implemented on were far less capable than any you would imagine using for almost any purpose today.
    – John Bollinger
    Nov 10 at 17:31




















  • It's unclear what characteristics C would need to have to be suitable for the use you describe. However, the computers that C was originally designed for and implemented on were far less capable than any you would imagine using for almost any purpose today.
    – John Bollinger
    Nov 10 at 17:31


















It's unclear what characteristics C would need to have to be suitable for the use you describe. However, the computers that C was originally designed for and implemented on were far less capable than any you would imagine using for almost any purpose today.
– John Bollinger
Nov 10 at 17:31






It's unclear what characteristics C would need to have to be suitable for the use you describe. However, the computers that C was originally designed for and implemented on were far less capable than any you would imagine using for almost any purpose today.
– John Bollinger
Nov 10 at 17:31



















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