scope keyword - a maintenance nightmare?
Walter Bright
newshound1 at digitalmars.com
Sat Aug 18 12:58:55 PDT 2007
James Dennett wrote:
> There's one fundamental difference: C++ language features
> and standard library are GC-neutral, i.e., will work with
> or without GC. GC is more inherent to D (which means that
> D can benefit from certain simplifications, but also that
> you can't use so much of D if you're in a situation where
> GC isn't an acceptable option).
I don't agree. While the library relies on gc, very little of the D core
language itself relies on it - only associative arrays, and array
resizing and concatenation does.
The latter array operations can also be done in D without using the gc,
it's just more convenient to use the gc.
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