> And the reason for that is essentially all modern languages make copies of something when passing argument parameters. Then of course someone turns on whole

> And the reason for that is essentially all modern languages make copies of something when passing argument parameters. Then of course someone turns on whole program optimization for C++, half the code gets inlined into one terrifying large function, nothing is copied anywhere, and the code runs 2x faster. Then some poor SOB has to debug the assembly code for all of this and has nightmares for years after. Not like I'd know or anything. :)`