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> Quic implementations usually do that via dynamic allocations - and pretty much all the libraries do a lot of them. Any mission critical system or true embedd
by goalieca 5y ago
> Quic implementations usually do that via dynamic allocations - and pretty much all the libraries do a lot of them.
Any mission critical system or true embedded system will have some maximum limits defined and will reserve a table in memory with static allocation. It’ll be well packed and cache friendly too.
I bet within a few years there will be a « Show HN » for some uQUIC written in zig that does just this.