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Having built reference counted systems, they're anything but easy to understand unless you're greatly restricting the graph of objects and the references they c
by dymk 8y ago
Having built reference counted systems, they're anything but easy to understand unless you're greatly restricting the graph of objects and the references they can have to each other. And once you've restricted who can point to what, you've lost a lot of the flexibility that a RC system affords.
- btilly 8y agoThe system itself can be hard to understand. The basis on which the system works is easy to understand.