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A large part of high performance programming using any language is about memory management. For stuff that you run only for yourself and _always_ executes in a
by fsloth 2y ago
A large part of high performance programming using any language is about memory management.
For stuff that you run only for yourself and _always_ executes in a blink of an eye I do agree.
- maccard 2y agoI've spent my career ping ponging between writing fast low level code for games, and online systems. If you want to talk about high performance code, benchmarks are a requirement. There's no numbers here. It only talks about "Robust", which OP defines as: > By robust I mean no undefined behavior for any input, valid or invalid; no out of bounds accesses, no signed overflows. Input is otherwise not validated. Invalid input may load as valid by chance, which will render as either garbage or nothing. Robust is a baseline for high performance programming.