3 ms·
dynamic allocation is fine as long as it is under control, as it's just a pointer bump what you never want is to trigger the GC at a bad time (you can do cach
by blibble 2y ago
dynamic allocation is fine as long as it is under control, as it's just a pointer bump
what you never want is to trigger the GC at a bad time
(you can do cache alignment too relatively easily)
- speed_spread 2y agoDoesn't dynamic allocation expose you to memory fragmentation or other non-deterministic phenomenons?
- sylware 2y agoWith semantic and fine-grained control of your allocations, and with a memory paging system on top of that, getting fragmentation is tough...