You don't understand the point, GC is one way of managing memory, it is not the panacea
Some helpful reading, from people actually working on solving hard problems
https://twitter.com/FilmicWorlds/status/1562090212225716224
> only GC haters think otherwise.
only GC lovers think like that
that's not a good argument
Random links about a game studio, incidently one famous for using Lisp based scripting languages before being acquired by Sony.... yeah right.
You still don't get GC enabled system programming languages, and apparently I am not the one that is going to make it clear, so whatever.
You still don't get it, and that's ok
Modula-2+, Modula-3, Nim, Mesa/Cedar, .NET Native, Sing#, Oberon, Oberon-2, Oberon-07, Active Oberon, Nim, Swift (RC is a GC algorithm per CS definition), and even if debatable what its role might be, Go.
The point I am making is having a GC managed heap doesn't preclude features for manual memory management, only GC haters think otherwise.