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If you even remotely care about performance you'll need to take care of such details in any language, and some high level 'managed' languages make that actually
by flohofwoe 2y ago
If you even remotely care about performance you'll need to take care of such details in any language, and some high level 'managed' languages make that actually harder than C because you need to work around or even against builtin language features.
- maccard 2y agoI've spent my entire career working in C++ writing low level code for video games (and a decent chunk of it writing backend services for said games, and the glue between the two). If you want to talk about performance, you better come armed with numbers. If you don't, you're not writing "high performance" code.