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by Gibbon1
2497 days ago
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Rolling it over I think vaguely along the idea that marking a function as pure is a contract that tells the compiler that the function and it's call tree ultimately shouldn't modify external state. A function that allocates memory isn't pure, except perhaps iff it frees that memory either itself or by compiler magic. Then perhaps it is. |
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