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We want abstractions to make things easier to do, but we don't want to pay for them with CPU cycles... that's what a zero-cost abstraction means. It's not about
by rbancroft 10y ago
We want abstractions to make things easier to do, but we don't want to pay for them with CPU cycles... that's what a zero-cost abstraction means. It's not about adding in useless abstractions. The ideal is software that is faster to write and easier to understand and maintain, while offering uncompromised execution performance.