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I keep my code portable to Windows soley for the purpose of getting to use the Visual Studio debugger. Likewise, Windows developers should write portable code s

by dicroce 13y ago

I keep my code portable to Windows soley for the purpose of getting to use the Visual Studio debugger. Likewise, Windows developers should write portable code so they can use valgrind.

pjmlp 13y ago
No need for valgrind when using memory safe languages :)
- nullc 13y ago
  Are your memory safe languages also concurrency/data-race safe? (<3 valgrind DRD)
  - pjmlp 13y ago
    The wonders of FP.
- valarauca1 13y ago
  "Often time when using high level algebraic languages we have a tendency to do things in a way that looks the best, or in the shortest number of statements. Often completely ignoring what will execute fastest." - Donald Knuth The Art Of Programming Volume 1 Second Edition Preface X.
  - jayd16 13y ago
    But its the most maintainable so 99% of the time that's the right choice.