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I agree this is a totally valid option, trouble is we have no c experts on core team so it would raise the cost of maintaining. Also the code is fairly complex,
by sams99 15y ago
I agree this is a totally valid option, trouble is we have no c experts on core team so it would raise the cost of maintaining. Also the code is fairly complex, moving to structs was fairly simple compared to a c port.
- cookiecaper 15y agoSounds like the perfect opportunity for someone to become a C expert. Something like this just throws up a lot of red flags. If Microsoft changes some of the methodology in its GC or further demotes structs, your solution may fall apart. It just sounds like something that requires tight manual memory management to get right and remain stable.