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saagarjha
1465 days ago
> If you are using C strings in C++ you are either doing something incredibly low level or don't care about performance at all.
…or interoperating with C code?
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sseagull
1465 days ago
But the temporary copy only happens going from const char * to std::string, so the C code would have to be calling C++ code.
std::string to const char doesn’t (usually?) require copying.
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std::string to const char doesn’t (usually?) require copying.