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But you can turn off the GC and use it as a ‘better C’ (Nim supports raw pointers by the way.) Although you have to ditch most of Nim’s standard library, you ca
by lasagnaphil 8y ago
But you can turn off the GC and use it as a ‘better C’ (Nim supports raw pointers by the way.) Although you have to ditch most of Nim’s standard library, you can still import C libraries, including libc (I’ve heard you can also do this for the D language.)
- nimmer 8y agoOnly part of the stdlib depends on GC. Also the GC runs independently in each thread and can work with deadlines, making it harmless in most use-cases.