Walter Bright: > That's true if the language (like Java) uses a *lot* of gc allocation. D > programs tend to do much less because it has support for value types.
This is true, unless: - Someone that knows well enough Java (and badly D) writes a D program. Today it's hard to find people that know D; - Someone ports a Java program to D; - Someone writes some D code where OOP (or automatic heap activity management) is more necessary (commercial software?). Bye, bearophile
