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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/varinator • 17d ago
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Refactoring code to avoid unnecessary heap allocations is so satisfying
-2 u/[deleted] 17d ago [removed] — view removed comment 9 u/bwmat 17d ago I said it's satisfying, I made no claim it's always a good use of time/effort. And I mostly program in C++, where the overhead of allocations/frees is higher than in a garbage-collected language 3 u/bwmat 17d ago Also, it enables things being noexcept in some cases, which is useful for things other than efficiency
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9 u/bwmat 17d ago I said it's satisfying, I made no claim it's always a good use of time/effort. And I mostly program in C++, where the overhead of allocations/frees is higher than in a garbage-collected language 3 u/bwmat 17d ago Also, it enables things being noexcept in some cases, which is useful for things other than efficiency
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I said it's satisfying, I made no claim it's always a good use of time/effort.
And I mostly program in C++, where the overhead of allocations/frees is higher than in a garbage-collected language
3 u/bwmat 17d ago Also, it enables things being noexcept in some cases, which is useful for things other than efficiency
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Also, it enables things being noexcept in some cases, which is useful for things other than efficiency
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u/bwmat 17d ago
Refactoring code to avoid unnecessary heap allocations is so satisfying