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Kenny McCormack wrote:

<snip>

> But here's the thing: I seriously doubt that, in the hosted world (at
> any rate), anything that can be written in "ISO C" [ ... ]

Lookup libraries like libTomCrypt, libTomMath etc. Many applications
that do "number crunching", by and large, can be, and often are,
written in Standard C.