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by saghm
36 days ago
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> The philosophy of C++ is to not introduce unnecessary overhead, and to trust the programmer. The first part of that is reasonable. The second part is just naive; nobody writes bug-free code, so if your strategy for not having memory corruption is "just don't screw it up", you're going to get quite a lot of memory corruption, and that's how we ended up where we are today. |
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