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I would argue that except in the case of legacy software there's no reason to be using C/C++ for something that doesn't care about performance or memory overhea
by vvanders 10y ago
I would argue that except in the case of legacy software there's no reason to be using C/C++ for something that doesn't care about performance or memory overhead.
Even then it's useful to know how sentinel values and other features work if you don't dig into the performance aspect.
- codr4life 10y agoWhat kind of software doesn't care about performance or memory overhead? And why would anyone want to use it?