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Agreed, but much of the time, these improvements can be had without complicating the code itself. That's one reason I much prefer C++ over C: it's much more ame
by quotemstr 8y ago
Agreed, but much of the time, these improvements can be had without complicating the code itself. That's one reason I much prefer C++ over C: it's much more amenable "cost free abstraction" techniques that provide both performance and clarity.