Many of the functions in Phobos are not `@nogc` compatible, yes.
That being said, I can't think of many scenarios in which an application where user-code is all `@nogc` would be hindered by occasional GC'ed stdlib methods.
One standout example of viability is the "dplug" library for realtime audio processing plugins and the commercial AuburnSounds VST's written by the author.
That being said, I can't think of many scenarios in which an application where user-code is all `@nogc` would be hindered by occasional GC'ed stdlib methods.
One standout example of viability is the "dplug" library for realtime audio processing plugins and the commercial AuburnSounds VST's written by the author.