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by vkazanov
436 days ago
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Yes, C++ is a great example of having to make decisions that don't have good solutions without a GC or something like. See mentions of undefined behaviour in relevant sections of the standard, i.e. when a lambda captures something with a limited lifetime. Are you saying that Haskell doesn't have lexical environments? It very much does, just as all major languages of the ML language family do. |
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