Re:Comparing Pythagorean triples in C++, D, and Rust
by int_19h on Wednesday January 02, 2019 @09:49PM
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Those "extraordinary rare cases" aren't anywhere near as rare or extraordinary when you have millions of users.
In fact, I would argue that reproducible reports are relatively rare in the industry, especially once you get out of developer tooling (where the users are people who know the value of such reports, and how to obtain them).
And then stuffing a printf in the middle of it can easily mean several minutes of build time, for a large native codebase. A tracepoint, on the other hand, is instant.
In fact, I would argue that reproducible reports are relatively rare in the industry, especially once you get out of developer tooling (where the users are people who know the value of such reports, and how to obtain them).
And then stuffing a printf in the middle of it can easily mean several minutes of build time, for a large native codebase. A tracepoint, on the other hand, is instant.