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Sure, until your typical workload involves billions of them.
by sjwright 7y ago
Sure, until your typical workload involves billions of them.
- JoeAltmaier 7y agoNope. If its a fraction of the processing you do (including loops, calculations and tests) then its negligible. Because you do billions of those things too, and they will dominate the time-cost. The case in point, subroutine calls, the call itself is far costlier than the argument copying. So in this case, data moving is almost completely irrelevant.