Kevin Wright wrote:
[...]
But what of a collection of integers, or any other generic type for that
matter? Places where you simply can't use a primitive.
This is where the most pain is felt. Micro-optimising a single integer
addition is silly, but when you have 10,000 of them... and no, arrays
are NOT the answer.
I agree... but when you write a language, be it dynamic or not, every
single operation may hurt, since the user is doing the version that uses
thousands of them.
bye blackdrag
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