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I watched that about 7 years ago when it first came out, and at an hour long I'm not about to watch it again... From what I can recall those are things that ra
by bluGill 3mo ago
I watched that about 7 years ago when it first came out, and at an hour long I'm not about to watch it again... From what I can recall those are things that rarely are important. There is a cost, but in most real world code they only add a few nanoseconds - I have more important things to worry about.
- superxpro12 3mo agoAs a firmware developer commonly operating on devices with 32MHz of cpu, i am offended sir.
- bluGill 3mo agoEven at 32Mhz you typically have more important things to worry about. These nanoseconds are unlikely to add up - the overhead from the underlying new/delete is going to be much worse.
- not_the_fda 3mo agoIf your doing firmware you probably shouldn't be doing much memory allocation at runtime anyway to prevent memory fragmentation.