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Edited for correctness - I was indeed talking about C++ and references are relevant only in C++. C absolutely has stack allocations which can make things a fai
by munk-a 3y ago
Edited for correctness - I was indeed talking about C++ and references are relevant only in C++. C absolutely has stack allocations which can make things a fair bit safer but if you're passing around collections it's usually done by pointer just to avoid copy actions.
- LoganDark 3y agoC has VLA, but I think C++ can still use alloca, although that returns a pointer still.