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You are not supposed to change anything on your Fil-C program to have it compiled by a regular C compiler. FUGC is not a feature your code uses, just something
by teo_zero 2y ago
You are not supposed to change anything on your Fil-C program to have it compiled by a regular C compiler.
FUGC is not a feature your code uses, just something that runs in the background to catch possible use-after-free cases, but triggering them is still an error and you won't want to ship any product with such bugs.
- pizlonator 2y agoIt depends on whether you want to support Yolo-C or not. If you want to support Yolo-C in your codebase, then don’t rely on FUGC. Free your objects like normal. But maybe you are writing code that’s all in for Fil-C. Then you might want to rely on FUGC.