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Nim doesn't require that you use a gc; one of its many gc options is `none`, which is, as it sounds, no garbage collector at all.
by disruptek 6y ago
Nim doesn't require that you use a gc; one of its many gc options is `none`, which is, as it sounds, no garbage collector at all.
- steveklabnik 6y agoRight, that was the “you can remove it” part.
- jibal 6y agoBut then strings and most of the stdlib aren't available to you unless you want one big massive memory leak.