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Ideally memory handling and I/O should be overridable (and often is by creating some kind of "context"), but when it isn't then, yeah it should be obvious from
by mras0 7y ago
Ideally memory handling and I/O should be overridable (and often is by creating some kind of "context"), but when it isn't then, yeah it should be obvious from the naming.
If it isn't - and especially if you're dealing with a closed source library - you have to assume the worst and even then you're often unpleasantly suprised :/