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I wouldn't say that d "doesn't have a straight story on garbage collection." It's solidly a garbage-collected language, and although there is interest in chang
by earenndil 8y ago
I wouldn't say that d "doesn't have a straight story on garbage collection." It's solidly a garbage-collected language, and although there is interest in changing it, it's not there yet. D isn't entirely stable (features regularly get deprecated and then removed over the course of 5-10 versions), but why do you say it isn't reliable?
- FartyMcFarter 8y agoD's creator said himself (in the link I posted) that its garbage collection implementation is lackluster. To clarify, I didn't necessarily mean that D is not reliable, just that it doesn't have the combination of stable+reliable+supported that C++ enjoys.