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I guess this is part of the reason for C++ having zero-cost abstractions.
by snovv_crash 2y ago
I guess this is part of the reason for C++ having zero-cost abstractions.
- pjmlp 2y agoKind of, the real reason is that C with Classes was Bjarne Stroustoup's "Typescript for C", he wasn't going to use C bare bones after his Simula to BCPL downgrade experience. However to be able to do that, C with Classes abstractions needed to perform just as well as writing raw C.