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C#, especially with in recent releases, has really been turning into somewhat of a systems programming language. They keep adding tools that allow for very low

by meibo 3y ago

C#, especially with in recent releases, has really been turning into somewhat of a systems programming language. They keep adding tools that allow for very low-level memory management/manipulation and the ability to run on so many platforms/generate native code makes it very attractive. It's also just fun to write.

Zuiii 3y ago
> They keep adding tools that allow for very low-level memory management/manipulation and the ability to run on so many platforms/generate native code makes it very attractive. It's also just fun to write. I've been having issues with golang's opaque GC when targeting wasm. Does C# offer anything on that front? Can I at least control when it triggers?
- meibo 3y ago
  You can pause the GC, run it yourself and tweak it a bunch, but in my experience it usually causes more trouble than it's worth - you have to be really careful with it.