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by bluGill
3 hours ago
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In turn though, the thinking needed to handle non-flat memory is a complexity that most programmers cannot handle - and even those who could probably should spend their brain power on the complex parts of their program not managing memory. Best to leave that hard part to a few experts instead of make everyone understand it. The above is very similar to the argument that you should use a garbage collected langauge. |
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Back in 1980 most programs were being written in interpreted languages that did all the hard work of memory for you - just like today.