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Excluding from the problem domain the tool - and the constrains that come with it - namely the computer, isn't it a bit arbitrary? I think nowadays the only ma
by astrobe_ 2y ago
Excluding from the problem domain the tool - and the constrains that come with it - namely the computer, isn't it a bit arbitrary?
I think nowadays the only major languages that don't provide GC are C/C++, and one use them typically for their unrivaled performances, meaning performance is a more or less explicit requirement, so it is part of the problem domain.
- pjmlp 2y agoEven those have two major dialects with GC support, namely Unreal C++ and C++/CLI. There was C++/CX as well, with WinRT/COM reference counting, but it got killed in MS internal politics.