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I think one of C’s biggest attractions for a long time has been that most of its costs are a conscious decision. If you favor startup time, or a small memory footprint, or fast execution, you can pretty much decide. This makes it as appropriate for embedded apps, as it is for running an HTTP server, as it is for building operating systems and compilers. With Java, despite all the things you get for “free”, it comes at the cost of other freedoms.
— The JVM, and costs vs. benefits (by John Wiegley)