Re:The C++ standard for the F-35 Fighter Jet [video]
by tialaramex on Sunday December 07, 2025 @02:03PM
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RAII doesn't imply allocating.
My guess is that you're assuming all user defined types, and maybe even all non-trivial built-in types too, are boxed, meaning they're allocated on the heap when we create them.
That's not the case in C++ (the language in question here) and it's rarely the case in other modern languages because it has terrible performance qualities.
My guess is that you're assuming all user defined types, and maybe even all non-trivial built-in types too, are boxed, meaning they're allocated on the heap when we create them.
That's not the case in C++ (the language in question here) and it's rarely the case in other modern languages because it has terrible performance qualities.