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by pjmlp 2406 days ago
Just like in hard real time systems using malloc() rules C out, and its use is explicitly forbidden in certification processes.

I guess C isn't universally applicable either.

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The difference is, you can write perfectly usable programs in C without littering the codebase with malloc() and free().
Just like you can in Go, as proven by TinyGo.

Or in dozen of other GC enabled systems programming languages for that matter.

Tip: Give up dude.
Exactly my tip to the anti-GC luddites.

The difference being evolution, takes care of sorting that out, like in all anti-technology groups throughout mankind history.