It's true literally.[1] If the language was designed around closures that's one thing. In C, it would be one language paradigm too many.
If you want a language with closures, and all you have is C, the time-honored solution is to write an interpreter and give the interpreted language closures. That is a good way to go.
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It's true literally.[1] If the language was designed around closures that's one thing. In C, it would be one language paradigm too many.
If you want a language with closures, and all you have is C, the time-honored solution is to write an interpreter and give the interpreted language closures. That is a good way to go.
[1] http://matt.might.net/articles/compiling-scheme-to-c/