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I don't see why a GC couldn't be told avoid stalling in critical code paths. From a practical standpoint, non-generational GCs have no hard requirement to ever
by lumost 4y ago
I don't see why a GC couldn't be told avoid stalling in critical code paths. From a practical standpoint, non-generational GCs have no hard requirement to ever stall.
- jcelerier 4y agoBut can them in practice, and ten years ago when $PROJECT was started and a tech stack had to be chosen ?
- pjmlp 4y agoGiven how long GC enabled languages with manual memory management capabilities do exist, 10 years ago there were already options available, D would have been an option.