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GC as an opt in, next to to RAII - so you can use it when you need it, that's fine. But it is a productivity issue when the only way to manage memory is non-det
by pkolaczk 4y ago
GC as an opt in, next to to RAII - so you can use it when you need it, that's fine. But it is a productivity issue when the only way to manage memory is non-deterministic GC, e.g. like in Java or Go.
- pjmlp 4y agoThat was the original question, why there are GC implementations for C++. Every language with a GC is distinct, and should be properly analysed instead of putting all into the same box.