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Only when limits are getting breached, otherwise it is one if statement extra on every access. This happens in Java and other languages.
by airocker 5y ago
Only when limits are getting breached, otherwise it is one if statement extra on every access. This happens in Java and other languages.
- wyager 5y agoIt doesn’t matter if it only happens occasionally. It’s completely inappropriate for C, which has no implicit memory allocation. There’s not even a clear way to include implicit allocation in the semantics of C.