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Kernel code shouldn't need a 'good and fast' allocator though, since preferably it shouldn't heap-allocate in the first place, or at least not frequent enough t
by flohofwoe 2y ago
Kernel code shouldn't need a 'good and fast' allocator though, since preferably it shouldn't heap-allocate in the first place, or at least not frequent enough that allocator performance matters.
- mrklol 2y agoYou’re correct - was just something which is stopping people to try the language. And with that you implicate less users, less matured toolkit etc.