 eqe wroteon November 28th, 2008 at 06:32 am |
Re: The Need for Manual Memory Management
Given that I don't want to reimplement (nor wrap) strlen, strncpy, snrintf, et cetera, it makes sense to continue to use the calling convention they provide. The lack of automatic destructors is a big obstacle to greater use of ADTs in C, too.
That style of goto is prevalent in Linux, and makes more sense in its traditional context: sched.c for example.
That style of goto is prevalent in Linux, and makes more sense in its traditional context: sched.c for example.
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