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- Subject: Re: Why don't you use garbage collection
- Message-ID: <1996Apr17.104644.1847@ittpub>
- From: wil@ittpub.nl (Wil Evers)
- Date: 17 Apr 96 10:46:43 WET
- References: <31739D4B.2305@i-o.com>
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- In article <31739D4B.2305@i-o.com> Rick Mehalick <rmehalic@i-o.com>
- writes:
-
- > Wil Evers wrote:
- > >
- > > 2. Will the destructors of garbage collected objects be called?
- > > [snip]
- > >
- > > 3. If the answer to (2) is NO: how do we make sure we don't get
- > > resource leaks for non-memory resources?
- > > [snip]
- > >
- > > 4. If the answer to (2) is YES: when will these destructors be called?
- > > [snip]
-
- > Garbage collection for C and C++ caan be done with a product called
- > Great Circle. It seems to work very well.
-
- So how does Great Circle solve the problems I mentioned?
-
- - Wil
-