Re:Essential C (2003) [pdf]
by zozbot123 on Sunday December 30, 2018 @05:47PM
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> The only upside of taking the opposite side of the Rust tradeoff is compile time.
Not so, there are a few specialized domains where having tracing GC easily available is genuinely useful. (Pretty much anything having to do with general graphs - the sort of stuff you'd traditionally use LISP for!) Go is a great fit for these use cases.
Not so, there are a few specialized domains where having tracing GC easily available is genuinely useful. (Pretty much anything having to do with general graphs - the sort of stuff you'd traditionally use LISP for!) Go is a great fit for these use cases.