> but do I really know without performing a benchmark?
Not really. But that’s one of Rob Pikes rules [1], I think the intention is to write whatever is simplest and optimize later. The programmer doesn’t need to remember 100 rules about how memory is allocated in different situations.
Not really. But that’s one of Rob Pikes rules [1], I think the intention is to write whatever is simplest and optimize later. The programmer doesn’t need to remember 100 rules about how memory is allocated in different situations.
[1] https://users.ece.utexas.edu/~adnan/pike.html