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In which the garbage collector serves no advantage; only as a trap you have to remind yourself to step over.
by boomlinde 7y ago
In which the garbage collector serves no advantage; only as a trap you have to remind yourself to step over.
- jayd16 7y agoIt serves the huge purpose of doing 100% of the tracking work. Whats easier? Manually tracking all of your allocations and frees as well as worrying about double frees and pointer ownership or calling GC.Collect() during a load screen?
- boomlinde 7y agoWhat's easier? Knowing that you can use all your memory again after you've explicitly freed the resources you used, or knowing that you can use all your memory again after a call to GC.Collect() does god-knows-what?
- jayd16 7y agoI think the garbage collector is easier over all, obviously.