3 ms·
I don't find that convention unusual. That's how I (and everyone at my company) writes code every day. If an argument is a pointer, that means it may be null. I
by widdershins 9mo ago
I don't find that convention unusual. That's how I (and everyone at my company) writes code every day. If an argument is a pointer, that means it may be null. If it may not be null, it should be a reference.
- amelius 9mo agoAnd the libraries that you use? E.g., std::size_t std::strlen(const char* str);