Comment by gavinray
3 years ago
For other folks who don't write D:
D has GC, no GC ("@nogc" mode), or Ref-Counting (experimentally) with "@safe" and "@live" modes.
3 years ago
For other folks who don't write D:
D has GC, no GC ("@nogc" mode), or Ref-Counting (experimentally) with "@safe" and "@live" modes.
Which is exactly the point of GC enabled systems programming languages since the Xerox PARC days.
Provide all the required features to write a full OS, while having the convenience of a GC for most of the code.