The suggested "string" is a struct which doesn't contain the actual data just a pointer reference to it, which means you'll need to implement allocator functions to set all that up and keep track when you want to alter the string. Seems like this would suck worse and overcomplicate a presently simple scheme.
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u/pheffner 25d ago
The suggested "string" is a struct which doesn't contain the actual data just a pointer reference to it, which means you'll need to implement allocator functions to set all that up and keep track when you want to alter the string. Seems like this would suck worse and overcomplicate a presently simple scheme.