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And with all of that, it's utterly disqualifying for a systems language to have garbage collection. The fact it's been done means it's impossible to do. Well-k
by msla 7y ago
And with all of that, it's utterly disqualifying for a systems language to have garbage collection.
The fact it's been done means it's impossible to do. Well-known fact.
- pjmlp 7y agoXerox PARC, TI, MIT, ETHZ, Microsoft, Apple and Google beg to differ. In fact, Swift, Go, Java and .NET Native seem to be doing relatively well across their systems level projects, regardless on what naysayers think. Swift as C and Objective-C replacement on Apple platforms. Go as the implementation of gVisor used on ChromeOS Crostini security layer and Compute Cloud, Android GPGPU debugger, Fuchsia's TCP/IP stack. Java, alongside C++ for writing Project Trebel and Android Things drivers. Letting aside all those real time Java projects that run it bare metal, using the likes of PTC, Aicas and Gemalto compilers. .NET Native across Windows IoT Core and Azure Edge modules. But lets keep hating GC systems based languages instead.
- msla 7y agoEither I suck at conveying sarcasm or you suck at picking up on it.