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forrestthewoods
on Oct 29, 2016
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Sub-millisecond GC pauses in Go 1.8
I've never been more careful to avoid any allocation as I have been in Unity. I had fewer memory concerns in C++ for crying out loud.
psyc
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I would 10,000x rather have to match new with delete (big deal) than to maintain the revolting unidiomatic contortions I'm obligated to do to outwit the GC.
CyberDildonics
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In modern C++ you don't even have to do that.
ant6n
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Well, in modern C++ you _shouldn't_ do that.
psyc
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Great point. I may actually have to re-evaluate Unreal 4.
forrestthewoods
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Agreed x10000. For VR we must maintain strictly zero garbage generation. Which is really damn hard in a language built on the assumption of GC.
JoeAltmaier
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This. Times 100,000
ChrisClark
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Seriously! Once they've fully upgraded .NET and the GC, we'll all sigh in relief.
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