General Problems for GC'ed Applications?

[Tommie Gannert]

Karen Lanrap wrote:
> Tommie Gannert wrote:
>> Perhaps we should look at the GC as a RAD tool for initial
>> development
> 
> Yes, but then the GC has to be disabled by default for the release 
> versions---and for non-releases there has to be a runtime error 
> message, if a sweep starts but the gc is not enabled explicitely.

That wasn't my intention. More like "should work towards removing the 
GC'd objects", but not enforcing it. THe corporate guys won't mind the 
GC. They'll mind the extra two days it takes to fix deletes everywhere.

The message should be available (after GC) including what objects were 
collected (the profiling tool mentioned later in my post).

/T