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When he says they are bad APIs, I think he means they aren’t a proper basis API for interacting with a memory resource. You can implement malloc and free and r
by BenFrantzDale 4y ago
When he says they are bad APIs, I think he means they aren’t a proper basis API for interacting with a memory resource. You can implement malloc and free and realloc and callow in terms of his API with no overhead but not the other way around.