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A memory allocator without the ability to free memory is a lot simpler and faster. Usually though, I'd expect to see static allocation for this sort of code, I'
by FreeFull 7y ago
A memory allocator without the ability to free memory is a lot simpler and faster. Usually though, I'd expect to see static allocation for this sort of code, I'm not sure why a missile would have to allocate more memory on the fly.
- StupidOne 7y agoBecause he needed more memory mid-air? :) Not sure was it pun or no pun intended, but you gave me a good laugh.