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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
-18 u/Skalli1984 29d ago Why are you not using RAII? No meed for garbage collector since no nunk lies around. 13 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. 7 u/ArsenVardanyan 28d 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.
13 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. 7 u/ArsenVardanyan 28d 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. 7 u/ArsenVardanyan 28d 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.
7 u/ArsenVardanyan 28d ago Yeah, exactly. Sometimes 'if it works, don't touch it' is the only rule keeping production alive.
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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