> I think it's for reducing unneeded allocations? Is it correct? That would be my guess. But I am not on expert on that. Hopefully someone else can give a thorough answer for that.
> dup stands for "duplicate"? Yes.
> I think it's for reducing unneeded allocations? Is it correct? That would be my guess. But I am not on expert on that. Hopefully someone else can give a thorough answer for that.
> dup stands for "duplicate"? Yes.