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That problem is true of practically any language, even C and C++, and the solution is the same (and well accepted) for all of them: write a small set of control
by dbaupp 10y ago
That problem is true of practically any language, even C and C++, and the solution is the same (and well accepted) for all of them: write a small set of controlled primitives in raw assembly, and let the "high level" language compose them. Obviously using assembly forgoes safety for those pieces of code, but being primitives they've typically fairly small, and have straight-forward memory access patterns/behaviour.