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by Joker_vD
176 days ago
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> if you limit each string to be at most 256 bytes, then a string with only 10 bytes will waste 246 bytes of memory. No? Unless you limit each string to be exactly 256 bytes but that's silly. > If you limit string length to 32 bytes it will waste fewer memory but when a string longer than 32 bytes comes it cannot handle. Not necessarily. The early compilers/linkers routinely did "only the first 6/8 letters of an identifier are meaningful" schtick: the rest was simply discarded. |
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