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> Oh and btw OOP can be cache friendly as well. Nobody forces one to organize internal data representation in any particular way. This is part of the argument
by gnuvince 5y ago
> Oh and btw OOP can be cache friendly as well. Nobody forces one to organize internal data representation in any particular way.
This is part of the argument of the article, that although nothing forces you to, there is a culture that strongly suggests a way of doing things.
- FpUser 5y ago>"there is a culture that strongly suggests a way of doing things" Sorry but I would not take "strong suggestions" coming from prophets with vested interests for granted. Or if said culture comes from generic ignorance / lack of knowledge.