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by ncmncm
2493 days ago
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There is no connection between C++ and dynamic memory allocation. Most of my C++ programs allocate memory at startup, then run for weeks or months (on machines with 200+ GB of RAM) never allocating ever again. C programs routinely allocate dynamic memory, except where there is reason not to; likewise C++. So, no, there is never a reason to confine yourself to the C subset, in a new program. "for (auto e : v)" is universally better than "for (i = 0; i != N; ++i)". Zero cost, better code. But I would never, ever suggest using an IDE, under any circumstances, for any language. |
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