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> C's simplicity leads to fewer guarantees, this makes some optimizations impossible. I know that's the theory, but with few exceptions this doesn't seem to ha
by flukus 8y ago
> C's simplicity leads to fewer guarantees, this makes some optimizations impossible.
I know that's the theory, but with few exceptions this doesn't seem to have panned out in reality anywhere and C is usually still the gold standard when it come to performance. How many more decades until we get these sufficiently smart compilers?