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> I'm a big boy, I can manage allocating and freeing memory when I need to, I can write my own memory managers and so forth. Your expertise is laudable and am
by hannofcart 6y ago
> I'm a big boy, I can manage allocating and freeing memory when I need to, I can write my own memory managers and so forth.
Your expertise is laudable and am sure, hard won. The trouble is with expecting a larger team to buy into that philosophy.
- adamrezich 6y agomy (C/C++) experience is only solo and small team projects, but again, in this specific domain, once you set up a system for memory management, nobody should ever be allocating/freeing anything outside of these systems, so as long as everyone on the team knows how to use the systems, and knows that they shouldn't be mallocing/freeing/newing/deleting things randomly as they see fit, it's not a problem?