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I disagree, because C++ Builder also exists. :) Although .NET also follows along, pity that it took so many years for Microsoft to actually care about native c
by pjmlp 8mo ago
I disagree, because C++ Builder also exists. :)
Although .NET also follows along, pity that it took so many years for Microsoft to actually care about native compilation beyond NGEN.
- OCTAGRAM 8mo agoDid .NET manage to get rid of unsolicited tracing garbage collection?
- pjmlp 8mo agoDepends on how you write program, there are enough language features for low level coding and value types. Additionally lets not pretend Delphi doesn't have issues with memory and resources tracking. Even the whole reference counting support only applies to COM types, or when targeting Apple platforms. Which have had various changes to their behaviour across Delphi version. Other than that it is as it has always been since Turbo Pascal days.