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by xerokimo
122 days ago
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> Hiding heap allocations seems like it make it harder to avoid resource leaks! Because types come in constructor / destructor pairs. When creating variables, you're forced to invoke a constructor, and when an the object's lifetime ends, the compiler will insert a destructor call for you. If you allocate on construction and de-allocate on destruction, it'll be very hard for the leak to happen because you can't forget to call the destructor |
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