That's an incorrect assumption if you haven't audited the code.
> likely to be written by a someone that cares about performance and efficiency
Ah, the stamp of approval that comes from signalling to the "right people". Reminds me of the preamble to almost every C++ Boost library -- "written with performance in mind".
That's an incorrect assumption if you haven't audited the code.
> likely to be written by a someone that cares about performance and efficiency
Ah, the stamp of approval that comes from signalling to the "right people". Reminds me of the preamble to almost every C++ Boost library -- "written with performance in mind".