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Nevermind using such frivolous things as a file system.
Using a file system is much less bad than dynamically allocating memory, at least as long as you keep a predefined set of files.
I hate to alarm you but… What is a file system except dynamically allocated memory. ;)
It’s a persistent dynamic memory allocation that’s accessed by multiple processes! :)
Years ago, older C programmers told me you don’t know C unless you use dynamic memory management. I ended up rarely writing any C, but when I do, it’s usually on microcontrollers where dynamic memory management isn’t even supported out of the box.
Jokes on you, greybeards!
Joke’s* on you
