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With the implementation of a general allocator (#863), we can disconnect the testing's dependency on malloc. However, this introduces a slowdown, since our allocator is not as fast (though still quite good). If we do want to support testing without malloc, we'd want a flag to allow the user to choose between the two.
I'm not sure when (if ever) you'd want to run the full testing setup without malloc though.
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With the implementation of a general allocator (#863), we can disconnect the testing's dependency on
malloc
. However, this introduces a slowdown, since our allocator is not as fast (though still quite good). If we do want to support testing withoutmalloc
, we'd want a flag to allow the user to choose between the two.I'm not sure when (if ever) you'd want to run the full testing setup without
malloc
though.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: