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Scope-based resource management for the kernel

Scope-based resource management for the kernel

Posted Jun 22, 2023 19:35 UTC (Thu) by make (subscriber, #62794)
In reply to: Scope-based resource management for the kernel by mb
Parent article: Scope-based resource management for the kernel

> Nice that you agree.

No, I don't agree. Virtual functions don't affect the code flow; they are just syntactic sugar for dynamic dispatch, but the code flow is the same as with other ways of doing dynamic dispatch (no matter if C++, C or Rust). But, uh, we're now even more off-topic, you're dragging me away from the topic (=RAII) so much, that I'm confident you're just a troll, and I've already been feeding you too much, shame on me. That was unexpected on LWN.


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Scope-based resource management for the kernel

Posted Jun 22, 2023 19:41 UTC (Thu) by mb (subscriber, #50428) [Link]

>but the code flow is the same as with other ways of doing dynamic dispatch (no matter if C++, C or Rust).

No it isn't.


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