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Warp wrote:
> Sure, there's no garbage collection and you can write out of string
> boundaries.
You can always override the new and delete operators for a class so that
garbage collection becomes unnecessary, and while you *can* write out of
a string boundary in C++, it's not a problem in a well-designed class
(or in well-designed client code).
Regards,
John
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