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I can’t speak for the parent, but I know there are programs that avoid garbage collection due to pauses affecting the business logic. I think developers in thos

I can’t speak for the parent, but I know there are programs that avoid garbage collection due to pauses affecting the business logic. I think developers in those situations often look to C, C++, or Rust as any particular library you reach for isn’t going to be introducing GC into your program.

WalterBright 4y ago
The D's GC collection cycle does pause, but it does not run unless the GC is asked to do an allocation. Hence, if you don't do GC allocations, or at least do not do them in your realtime loop, it will not pause. D is not a GC language. It's a language with an optional GC. (It also does not have the code gen compromises that fully GC languages rely on, such as write gates.)