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I dunno--under that definition every concurrent GC is "dangerous".

• chubot 10y ago
  What libraries need to do GC? That is a language issue and not a library issue. When you are embedding a language like Go in a C program, its runtime becomes a library. But that's the example the proves the rule: there are (or were) well-known problems with that. Libraries shouldn't be doing GC.
  • dozzie 10y ago
    > What libraries need to do GC? That is a language issue and not a library issue. Boehm GC disagrees.