It wasn't vaporware back then, it isn't now.

Here's a 1.5 year old demo of V's autofree working:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gmB8ea8uLsM

Again!! Same video you've been throwing on whoever asks about "autofree", knowing very well that it doesn't work.

I asked this question before and was banned on discord, do you have control flow graph analysis anywhere in V? If not, how do you suppose your autofree engine would work flawlessly?

Also, we now have an operating system Vinix, which uses autofree. Does that work as a proof for you or is that also not enough?

And that's why vinix [1] is full of manual free calls? That tells how good autofree is, isn't it? Can you compile v compiler with autofree? Last time I checked, you can't.

[1] https://github.com/vlang/vinix/search?q=free&type=code

Because surprise it's 0.2, and autofree has bugs, can you imagine?

Nowhere from homepage you get the clue that it's 0.2, do you?

It says 0.2 right there in the center of the home page, under the big "The V Programming Language"

You can actually compile the V compiler with -autofree.

The resulting executable however does segfault - try it with:

    ./v -autofree -o x cmd/v
    ./x version

You seem to talk a lot about things, that you are not well informed about.

> The resulting executable however does segfault

Doesn't give lot of confidence that it works, does it?

> You seem to talk a lot about things, that you are not well informed about.

Unlucky for you, it's not discord, you can't ban me here. So freaking deal with it.

I have never banned people on any platform.

Letting them speak and reveal how vile they are is better in my experience.

Nobody bans for questions.

And the video I posted proves that it works. Keeping saying "it doesn't work" is ridiculous.

Your demo includes code that uses manual memory management because of autofree bugs.

https://github.com/vlang/ved/blob/9b85e6291c9fe9135db1e300de...