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> You would also likely delete the 'const' I never type `const` in the first place. I don't find it useful, which was the point of my original comment. > the
by jesse__ 4y ago
> You would also likely delete the 'const'
I never type `const` in the first place. I don't find it useful, which was the point of my original comment.
> then either you work on something unusual
In C++, I've been working on game engines, compilers, interpreters and occasionally some reverse engineering. Not sure if that counts as unusual. I'm always thinking about perf, so if I can safely modify something in-place, I usually do.
> or you should learn to do better
I do just fine without `const`, thank you. Maybe you should learn to have a more open mind.
- compiler-devel 4y agoconst can serve to mark invariants in your code as well as provide the compiler with information that it can use for optimizations. I highly recommend Scott Meyers' "Effective C++" wherein Item #3 is to 'Use const whenever possible'.
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