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Because it keeps catching poorly written code that hasn’t yet been fixed.
by helloooooooo 3y ago
Because it keeps catching poorly written code that hasn’t yet been fixed.
- benibela 3y agoOr clever code that should not be fixed I just added my own tagging to my pointers. I have 48-bit pointers and 16-bit of tagging data. I replaced all my struct { word type; char* data }; with something like (type << 48) | data. This saves a memory allocation and pointer indirection. It is much faster