Disable GC entirely

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On Wednesday, 10 April 2013 at 09:12:33 UTC, Manu wrote:
> ... nar, I don't think so.
> A class is a class, I'm not arguing for anything that's 
> kinda-like-a-class,
> I'm talking about classes.

The question is then "what is class?". Because the very reason to 
have class is to have guaranteed polymorphic behavior, so that 
working with object via its base will always make sense without 
any fears about what behavior can be overriden. But that is 
mostly needed in OOP hell with few practical cases like plugins.

If essentially coupling data and methods is needed, that is what 
struct does. I am not arguing that everything should be virtual, 
I am arguing that you actually need classes. It is not C++ and, 
in my opinion, structs should be much more common entities than 
classes, especially in performance-hungry code.