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August 29, 2013

Addresses and Nodes: Two Ways To Get Around

Programs that avoid address arithmetic can also avoid moving data. The reason is that it is only arithmetic that really cares about where in memory an object is; in other circumstances, having a pointer to that memory is enough.

August 26, 2013

If You Build It…

I've mentioned before I'm totally tied to emacs; and while I use Eclipse and a few other IDEs from time to time, given the choice, I always just go back to emacs.

August 21, 2013

Moving Data and Address Arithmetic

If a data structure uses address arithmetic to determine the location of its data, then from time to time programs will almost surely find it necessary to put data at a particular place in memory.




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