> In general all my Go programs have been more than fast enough, but on several occasions I've had memory starvation problems that I would not be having in other languages
The problem with GC's languages, is that GC is "good enough" for prototyping and for undemanding stuff, but there are still these corner cases. Really, it's no different than other forms of memory management in this regard. It's just particularly beginner friendly.
The problem with GC's languages, is that GC is "good enough" for prototyping and for undemanding stuff, but there are still these corner cases. Really, it's no different than other forms of memory management in this regard. It's just particularly beginner friendly.