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So, it's zero cost from the program performance standpoint. User MUST pay something to have it. It's not zero-cost from user standpoint.
by revskill 7y ago
So, it's zero cost from the program performance standpoint.
User MUST pay something to have it.
It's not zero-cost from user standpoint.
- saagarjha 7y agoHow is the user paying for this? Generally the cost ends up being longer compiles and more development time.
- withoutboats 7y agoThe user is the programmer in this context, the user of the programming language, not the end user of the program.