2 ms·

C++ has had closures without a GC for over a decade now.

• pjmlp 4y ago
  As syntactic sugar for how C++ functors used to be implemented, and they also bring their own set of issues when interoperating with co-routines.
  • dataflow 4y ago
    If anything that's a statement about coroutines, not closures. And even then, not every coroutine has problems. I don't see a logical implication from that to a GC requirement.