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by be21
3433 days ago
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In most cases maintainability wins,
and avoiding “premature optimization”
is very much a necessity in C++.
I agree with this conclusion. Quite often, when you start coding you don't know, where the performance bottlenecks hide, and you don't want to waste time, thinking about allocating memory for a routine which you could write equally well in any scripting language.
Unfortunately plugable automatic garbage collection for less verbose performance uncritical scripting tasks within the language is not usable. |
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