i suppose so. modern engines generally have a memory handler, which means that mallocs are usually coached in some type of asset management. you are also disco

i suppose so. modern engines generally have a memory handler, which means that mallocs are usually coached in some type of asset management. you are also discouraged from extending working memory of the scene suddenly. When I was doing gamedev, even then, there was no reason to big malloc because everything was already done for you with good guardrails