[dnautics]

> However you will never convince someone anti-automatic resource management from ideological point of view.

It's generally accepted that 'explicit is better than implicit' and what you want in the end is deterministic, machine checked resource management. Automatic resource management is a subset of machine checked resource management. There is a large, somewhat less explored space of possibility (for example seL4 lives in this space) where you have to manually write the resource declarations and either the compiler or some other static analysis checks your work.

[pjmlp]

Except languages like Rust and C++, are full of implicit behaviour, so it is kind of interesting argument.

Even C has its implicit moments, with type conversions, signal handling, traps, setjmp/longjmp possibly hidden in libraries, thread handling across forks,