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There's also the difference that, in a GC'd language, you don't have both the language authors and the language users both competing to put these kinds of bugs
by ppseafield 7y ago
There's also the difference that, in a GC'd language, you don't have both the language authors and the language users both competing to put these kinds of bugs in their software. :)
- tomatocracy 7y agoTrue, but when you want to interface between code written in two different GC'd languages then you can get similar problems if you're not careful. As the number and use of these various next generation languages proliferates, I suspect we might start to see more of that kind of thing appearing over time.