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martinced | 13 years ago
Besides that, I don't disagree with TFA when it says: "Garbage collection means cleaner APIs which can intelligently allocate their own buffers and can therefore relieve the user of what can be a tiresome or error-prone burden."
But that's certainly not an explanation as to why GC languages are not slow. (and I'm not saying GC languages are slow: all I'm saying is that saying that GC leads to cleaner code has nothing to do with performances of the runtime)
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