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> Ada: good example, but not usually used for low-level systems programming Ada is used for low-level programming plenty. > Nim allows you to turn checks off
by goodpoint 4y ago
> Ada: good example, but not usually used for low-level systems programming
Ada is used for low-level programming plenty.
> Nim allows you to turn checks off at runtime.
That's not relevant.
> Both Nim and D generally use a GC.
No, Nim now uses deterministic reference counting ARC and provides safety similar to Rust.