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It's sort of the opposite, it's that the compiler won't permit you to neglect any aspect of memory management until it deems your work passable. You think abou
by pzone 11y ago
It's sort of the opposite, it's that the compiler won't permit you to neglect any aspect of memory management until it deems your work passable. You think about memory management even more than you would in most languages. The result is you get some guarantees about correctness.
- kod 11y agoYou may have to think about it, but you certainly aren't doing the work of e.g. writing malloc and free statements.