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> The ROI on manually managing memory just isn't there for a typical web application. You can use a per-request memory arena built with a simple bump allocator
by williamcotton 2y ago
> The ROI on manually managing memory just isn't there for a typical web application.
You can use a per-request memory arena built with a simple bump allocator and then free the entire block when the request has been handled.
- kaba0 2y agoStill, why would I want to write C? Then use a script language with similar memory semantics, PHP started out exactly that way, if I'm not mistaken.