Yup nice advices. The biggest trouble with GC is that there are so few absolute numbers and so the gotchas can be hard to understand for most people. Luckily mo

Yup nice advices. The biggest trouble with GC is that there are so few absolute numbers and so the gotchas can be hard to understand for most people. Luckily most aren't usually affected by them. Often time bad allocation practices will survive until the system is pushed hard and by that time it gets harder to change those things. Its much easier if you just have a sense of bad allocation at the start of the design. It gets specially bad with libraries doing heavy allocation and with the level of abstractions & dependencies that we usually have today you can get very bad allocation even if your own code is neat.