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27 December, 20:00

Why was automatic garbage collection so slow to be adopted by imperative programming languages?

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  1. 27 December, 20:11
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    In general, it's because because it's more complicated to implement

    Since the garbe collection is fairly new, it's harder to bolt on a garbage collector to an existing language because it may cause conflicts that's hard to identified.

    Becuase of this, it is much more easier to build a new language rather than integrating it with the old one.
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