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Right.. been using GC languages to long. Everything allocated to the stack unless it is specifically allocated to the heap. I was stuck thinking about what the
by eikenberry 2y ago
Right.. been using GC languages to long. Everything allocated to the stack unless it is specifically allocated to the heap. I was stuck thinking about what the keywords were. But I'm still curious.. are there any GC languages that have a way to specify if something should go on the stack or the heap?
- masklinn 2y ago> are there any GC languages that have a way to specify if something should go on the stack or the heap? I think only in the sense that some GCd language have value (stack) types as a separate hierarchy from heap types? E.g. structs in C# or Swift are stack-allocated (and value-identity, and copied) whereas classes are heap-allocated. Adding that for java is one of the goals of Project Valhalla I believe.
- stassats 2y agoCommon Lisp. The dynamic-extent declaration allows for stack allocation.