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A similar example is posted there, just read it. It's best to read about the problems of concurrent containers, because you clearly don't understand the topic.
by pebal 4y ago
A similar example is posted there, just read it. It's best to read about the problems of concurrent containers, because you clearly don't understand the topic.
- CyberDildonics 4y agoIf it's so similar, then copy and paste it or at least link directly to it. If you understand these things so well, why can't you explain them? Everything you are doing is the classic playbook of someone who can't really back up what they're saying. There is the 'I already gave evidence' phase and at some point the 'I would totally give real evidence, but I don't like the way you're asking' phase. I've already done all the things you claim are impossible. That's how I know what you're saying is nonsense. Avoiding a double free on a pointer can always be done with atomic reference counting so that only one thread claims ownership. That's the whole story. You haven't given a shred of evidence to explain what garbage collection enables something that was previously impossible. It is obvious that if you had something you could say that directly applies to what you claimed before (some algorithms can't be done without garbage collection), that you would have already said it a long time ago.