> As a corollary, garbage-collected languages do not work for this at all. As a naive person about this... Is possible to reap some of the benefits from this

> As a corollary, garbage-collected languages do not work for this at all. As a naive person about this... Is possible to reap some of the benefits from this kind of architecture in a managed environment (like .NET)? If a try to implement, for example a sqlite-like/kdb+, memory only database in .NET, how far is possible to go? Or how avoid some common traps?