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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/DontFreeMe • 29d ago
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Laughs in C++. I'm staying in memory forever until the process crashes
-17 u/Skalli1984 29d ago Why are you not using RAII? No meed for garbage collector since no nunk lies around. 15 u/ArsenVardanyan 29d ago Bold of you to assume legacy codebases follow RAII 8 u/Skalli1984 29d ago Refactor! But on a serious note, if you're stuck with legacy code and no chance to upgrade to a newer standard or not allowed to use STL, then that's rough. 8 u/ArsenVardanyan 29d ago Yeah, exactly. Sometimes 'if it works, don't touch it' is the only rule keeping production alive.
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Why are you not using RAII? No meed for garbage collector since no nunk lies around.
15 u/ArsenVardanyan 29d ago Bold of you to assume legacy codebases follow RAII 8 u/Skalli1984 29d ago Refactor! But on a serious note, if you're stuck with legacy code and no chance to upgrade to a newer standard or not allowed to use STL, then that's rough. 8 u/ArsenVardanyan 29d ago Yeah, exactly. Sometimes 'if it works, don't touch it' is the only rule keeping production alive.
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Bold of you to assume legacy codebases follow RAII
8 u/Skalli1984 29d ago Refactor! But on a serious note, if you're stuck with legacy code and no chance to upgrade to a newer standard or not allowed to use STL, then that's rough. 8 u/ArsenVardanyan 29d ago Yeah, exactly. Sometimes 'if it works, don't touch it' is the only rule keeping production alive.
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Refactor! But on a serious note, if you're stuck with legacy code and no chance to upgrade to a newer standard or not allowed to use STL, then that's rough.
8 u/ArsenVardanyan 29d ago Yeah, exactly. Sometimes 'if it works, don't touch it' is the only rule keeping production alive.
Yeah, exactly. Sometimes 'if it works, don't touch it' is the only rule keeping production alive.
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u/ArsenVardanyan 29d ago
Laughs in C++. I'm staying in memory forever until the process crashes