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I could imagine something like this being applicable towards large legacy codebases with a history of memory leaks and segfaults. With legacy codebases you're o
by tjpnz 7y ago
I could imagine something like this being applicable towards large legacy codebases with a history of memory leaks and segfaults. With legacy codebases you're often only able to tread water and won't be in a position to track everything to it's root cause.
- pdpi 7y agoAdding a GC to such a code base is a terribly complex endeavour and would only make things even worse though.