Gosling on Computing 74
CowboyRobot writes "ACM Queue has Eric Allman (creator of Sendmail) interviewing James Gosling (creator of Java) and the conversation covers many aspects of computing today, including the state of security, comparisons of languages and OSs, and the future of virtual machines.
'At the lowest level, you have to know that the boundaries around the piece of software are completely known and contained. So, for example, in Java, you can't go outside the bounds of an array. Ever. Period. Turning off array subscripting is not an option.'"
Re:Gosling, Java? Hmmm..... (Score:2, Funny)
So you had respect for him, he does something in what you consider to be a clumsy way, and now you have NO respect for him? So if Gosling showed up and offered to help you with some project you'd shoo him away out of disrespect?