> It means the heap is completely unmanaged and I have no control over memory allocation. It really doesn't mean that. But even if it did it'd still be worth

> It means the heap is completely unmanaged and I have no control over memory allocation. It really doesn't mean that. But even if it did it'd still be worth it. > It makes most c++ libraries completely unusable in embedded, high performance, and high reliability environments Most libraries are completely unusable in those environments, including most C libraries.