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by einpoklum
1860 days ago
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> I think the reason it's like this is because the C++ maintainers are super focused on noticing whenever there is a choice to be made, and being careful not to make it for you If you think that's the case, explain why I can't decide I want to pass an argument to a function in a register: https://stackoverflow.com/q/58339165/1593077 Also, modern C++ has actually made it possible to write much more elegant code, for many delicate tasks, without sacrificing the performance benefits. So a convenient default doesn't necessarily have to contradict non-opinionated nature. |
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