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It's truly insane that after all of the water under the bridge in the past twenty years with buffer overflows that the default way to access an array in C++ is
by cameldrv 7y ago
It's truly insane that after all of the water under the bridge in the past twenty years with buffer overflows that the default way to access an array in C++ is not bounds-checked. If there is a performance critical loop and you need to avoid the check, there should be a way to do it but for gods sake don't make that the default.
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- praptak 7y agoWouldn't that be against C++ philosophy? I mean fast by default, you need to explicitly enable anything that costs cycles.