Comment Comment by samps FWIW I did acknowledge this in the article:> A sufficiently smart memory allocator might achieve the same thing, especially if you allocate the whole AST up front and never add to it> Again, a really fast malloc might be hard to compete with—but you basically can’t beat bump allocation on sheer simplicity. parent samps 1 year ago
> A sufficiently smart memory allocator might achieve the same thing, especially if you allocate the whole AST up front and never add to it
> Again, a really fast malloc might be hard to compete with—but you basically can’t beat bump allocation on sheer simplicity.