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"affording" GC is absolutely a thing. You're measuring the wrong thing. It's primarily about latency, not throughput, and GC can only go head-to-head on through
by 3836293648 2y ago
"affording" GC is absolutely a thing. You're measuring the wrong thing. It's primarily about latency, not throughput, and GC can only go head-to-head on throughput.
Secondly you have places where you don't have dynamic memory at all which you're also conveniently ignoring.
- pizlonator 2y agoFil-C has a concurrent GC. It doesn’t stop your program, ever. If your C code doesn’t dynamically allocate then it won’t create any GC load in Fil-C.
- riku_iki 2y ago> Fil-C has a concurrent GC. It doesn’t stop your program, ever. what about performance/throughput compared to when you allocate stuff on stack?