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Or, the way you eliminated one class opens up or makes more likely a different class. Maybe avoiding pointers makes it more likely to introduce logic bugs. It c
by davrosthedalek 8y ago
Or, the way you eliminated one class opens up or makes more likely a different class. Maybe avoiding pointers makes it more likely to introduce logic bugs. It could also make some algorithm too slow, which one could call a performance bug.
I don't think it's particular likely, but there are always trade-offs.
- pjmlp 8y agoAs proven by Ada, Modula-2 and a few other systems languages, you don't need to scatter pointer arithmetic all over your code to achieve the same machine language output.