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C only supports pass-by-value (unless I missed something recent) and it's generally not considered a pure functional language.
by Jweb_Guru 12y ago
C only supports pass-by-value (unless I missed something recent) and it's generally not considered a pure functional language.
- anonymoushn 12y agoC lets you make pointers to arbitrary things, so even if you somehow had a value containing your 1GB buffer, you could pass a pointer to it instead of copying it around.
- kristopolous 12y agosorry ... it's 340 am ... i'm screwing up my english. alright ... i'm going to stop replying.