> Have you looked at the machine instructions your compiler produces?
> No? Why?
> Because software languages are a pretty good abstraction.
No, it’s because compilers produce deterministic output. I am so tired of this argument.
If I’m not concerned with the performance of my code, I can be 100% confident that that exact code will produce the correct assembly every time. That’s why I don’t read it. Not because I don’t care.
> No? Why?
> Because software languages are a pretty good abstraction.
No, it’s because compilers produce deterministic output. I am so tired of this argument.
If I’m not concerned with the performance of my code, I can be 100% confident that that exact code will produce the correct assembly every time. That’s why I don’t read it. Not because I don’t care.