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You could also have just tried to allocate 42 terabytes of memory and have a well defined strategy for what to do in case this fails...
by hoseja 7y ago
You could also have just tried to allocate 42 terabytes of memory and have a well defined strategy for what to do in case this fails...
- daemin 7y agoYeah, but in that case you would use your own allocator fit for this purpose and not just new or malloc.