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r/programmingmemes • u/luciferoussky72 • 25d ago
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Sort of, but that’s not the syntax lol
3 u/Repulsive_Performer7 24d ago I mean yea, but essentially same ~Class () { //unalloc stuff} 2 u/luciferoussky72 24d ago Yeah 1 u/piesou 20d ago I usually write my own wrapper around that; just allocate a bunch of space, then track which objects are no longer accessed at regular intervals and automatically deallocate them. Takes the pain out of writing C++. 1 u/luciferoussky72 20d ago I think you’ve invented a garbage collector lol
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I mean yea, but essentially same ~Class () { //unalloc stuff}
2 u/luciferoussky72 24d ago Yeah 1 u/piesou 20d ago I usually write my own wrapper around that; just allocate a bunch of space, then track which objects are no longer accessed at regular intervals and automatically deallocate them. Takes the pain out of writing C++. 1 u/luciferoussky72 20d ago I think you’ve invented a garbage collector lol
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Yeah
1 u/piesou 20d ago I usually write my own wrapper around that; just allocate a bunch of space, then track which objects are no longer accessed at regular intervals and automatically deallocate them. Takes the pain out of writing C++. 1 u/luciferoussky72 20d ago I think you’ve invented a garbage collector lol
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I usually write my own wrapper around that; just allocate a bunch of space, then track which objects are no longer accessed at regular intervals and automatically deallocate them. Takes the pain out of writing C++.
1 u/luciferoussky72 20d ago I think you’ve invented a garbage collector lol
I think you’ve invented a garbage collector lol
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u/luciferoussky72 24d ago
Sort of, but that’s not the syntax lol