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I assume it just makes the address easier to read. I imagine most programs don’t deal with address spaces larger than 4GB, so being able to quickly identify the
by avianlyric 4y ago
I assume it just makes the address easier to read. I imagine most programs don’t deal with address spaces larger than 4GB, so being able to quickly identify the lower bytes of the address when physically looking at a memory address is probably quite handy.
- dtgriscom 4y agoC++14 allows you to add apostrophes (') to numeric literals anywhere you want (presumably you do so at regular and rational intervals, but you don't have to).