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> It's the same solution D uses As well as most other languages and many C codebases right? Often with a separate length/capacity so the buffer can be larger t
by Levitating 2y ago
> It's the same solution D uses
As well as most other languages and many C codebases right?
Often with a separate length/capacity so the buffer can be larger than the string.
- WalterBright 2y agoTrue, but it turns out that very few arrays need to be resizeable.