Rob Adelberg Wrote:
> Does the dynamic array pre-allocate any memory?
>
> I'm curious if the ~= on an array would be time sensitive. Would it make sense
> to allocate memory myself and then reset the length?
>
> class A
> {
> uint [] array;
> :
> this()
> {
> array = new uint [10];
or,
Does the dynamic array pre-allocate any memory?
I'm curious if the ~= on an array would be time sensitive. Would it make sense
to allocate memory myself and then reset the length?
class A
{
uint [] array;
:
this()
{
array = new uint [10];
array.length = 0;
}
}
div0:
> I also use scope classes for storing intermediate results in complex
> algorithms when I want deterministic collection. Use scope classes
> and it all gets cleaned up when the algorithm finishes.
Currently scopes objects can be useful as a performance optimization too. They
(when possible
