Maybe something changed, but I thought array concatenation with ~, associative and dynamic arrays as well as exceptions rely on the GC as well.
It's a short list, for sure, but thats not the point:
Anyone looking into using D without GC will see that there are some language features that require special care.
At that point it becomes a valid question why one should learn about the pitfalls of GC free D, when one already knows that about the currently used language.
GC free D is low friction, but seemingly not low enough for uptake from interested parties.
It's a short list, for sure, but thats not the point: Anyone looking into using D without GC will see that there are some language features that require special care.
At that point it becomes a valid question why one should learn about the pitfalls of GC free D, when one already knows that about the currently used language.
GC free D is low friction, but seemingly not low enough for uptake from interested parties.