is D so slow?

Robert Fraser fraserofthenight at gmail.com
Mon Jun 16 19:13:14 PDT 2008


Fawzi Mohamed wrote:
> If you use malloc, the default initialization does not take place, the 
> memory is normally either initialized to 0, or left uninitialized (with 
> values that likely are not NaN).

If I remember right, malloc does no initialization; calloc initializes to 0.


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