| Title | Writing Efficient C Code? | |
| Date | Saturday March 15 2014, @11:28PM | |
| Author | LaminatorX | |
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| from the premature-optimization-is-the-root-of-all-evil dept. | ||
Subsentient writes:
"I've been writing C for quite some time, but I never followed good conventions I'm afraid, and I never payed much attention to the optimization tricks of the higher C programmers. Sure, I use const when I can, I use the pointer methods for manual string copying, I even use register for all the good that does with modern compilers, but now, I'm trying to write a C-string handling library for personal use, but I need speed, and I really don't want to use inline ASM. So, I am wondering, what would other Soylenters do to write efficient, pure, standards-compliant C?"
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