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The unimaginable reason is that one of Ada's core competencies is realtime embedded systems. Very often, these don't allocate or free memory ever.
by seabird 5y ago
The unimaginable reason is that one of Ada's core competencies is realtime embedded systems. Very often, these don't allocate or free memory ever.
- erik_seaberg 5y agoDon’t a lot of those systems allocate and free slots in large arrays, which is almost as risky?
- seabird 5y agoAda arrays are actual types, they're bounds-checked, the language provides some niceties for indexing, and Ravenscar and SPARK are available. You're going to have less issues with Ada in that case than you are with just about any other language out there.