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With a GC you can basically write whatever you want with reckless abandon and because it's cleaned up at runtime, it's mostly kosher. Without a GC (i.e. rust),
by mhh__ 3y ago
With a GC you can basically write whatever you want with reckless abandon and because it's cleaned up at runtime, it's mostly kosher.
Without a GC (i.e. rust), in order to be able to make guarantees about things that it cannot determine at compile time (this is a mathematical impossibility) it restricts the set of programs you can write.