Classes on stack

[Redwan]

On Thursday, 1 September 2022 at 11:06:31 UTC, bauss wrote:
> On Thursday, 1 September 2022 at 10:51:44 UTC, Redwan wrote:
>> On Thursday, 1 September 2022 at 10:21:32 UTC, rikki 
>> cattermole wrote:
>>>
>>> On 01/09/2022 10:13 PM, Redwan wrote:
>>>> if it's for GC, how to completely disable gc? I don't Wan 
>>>> use it at all. I searched for a compiler command line 
>>>> disabling for gc but not found. GC.disable() is ugly way I 
>>>> think.
>>>
>>> As long as you want to use things like classes and Phobos, 
>>> you're stuck with the GC being linked in and active at some 
>>> point in the lifetime of your process.
>>>
>>> D's runtime includes a lot of infrastructure such as 
>>> threading that is initialized before your main ever executes.
>>>
>>> You can limit the GC activity by things like GC.disable, but 
>>> its still linked in and in use at some point in time.
>>>
>>> D's GC is your friend, if you don't allocate it won't attempt 
>>> to collect unless you want it to.
>>
>> well I know it's my friend, but we're just friend :) I don't 
>> want to use it because it's uses alot of heap and I don't like 
>> it. my case is special and all of heap usages needs to be done 
>> by me. so I want to do something to avoid this dynamic and 
>> runtime linkages and etc and be pure and in my hand. 
>> definitely it must be some flags or configurations to disable 
>> this stuff for a system language. am I right?
>
> I already gave you the solution one message above; betterC (A 
> subset of D) is what you want.

yes sorry, I saw and I was reading about it, thank you.

as I found, I can't use some important features in betterC. like 
classes. but I need them.