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> as long as you follow very simple convention with TObject.Create() and TObject.Free; you won't have memory safety problems Is this the same as how in C, as l
by twic 4y ago
> as long as you follow very simple convention with TObject.Create() and TObject.Free; you won't have memory safety problems
Is this the same as how in C, as long as you follow very simple convention with malloc() and free() you won't have memory safety problems?
- slt2021 4y agonot only that, Object pascal has very nice way of separating code and avoiding globals, and variables were constrained within certain scope. Each module is compiled independently and no macro hell. if you were to pass reference around, then compiler would warn about potentially dangerous Free. I don't remember ever seeing Pascal code where you received raw pointer and then directly casted it to your object type for example. Pascal has very powerful and expressive type system