Except there is, only among GC-haters there is not.

People forget there isn't ONE GC, rather several of possible implementations depending on the use case.

Java Real-Time GC implementations are quite capable to power weapon targeting systems in the battlefield, where a failure causes the wrong side to die.

> Aonix PERC Ultra Virtual Machine supports Lockheed Martin's Java components in Aegis Weapon System aboard guided missile cruiser USS Bunker Hill

https://www.militaryaerospace.com/computers/article/16724324...

> Thales Air Systems Selects Aonix PERC Ultra For Java Execution on Ground Radar Systems

https://vita.militaryembedded.com/5922-thales-execution-grou...

Aonix is nowadays owned by PTC, and there are other companies in the field offering similar implementations.

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deng 3 hours ago | parent [-]

Look, when someone says "There's no thing that could handle A,B,C, and D at the same time", answering "But there's one handling B" is not very convincing.

(Also, what's with this stupid "hater" thing, it's garbage collection we're talking about, not war crimes)

	▲	pjmlp 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		It is, because there isn't a single language that is an hammer for all types of nails. It isn't stupid, it is the reality of how many behave for decades. Thankfully, that issue has been slowly sorting out throughout generation replacement. I already enjoy that nowadays we already have reached a point in some platforms where the old ways are nowadays quite constrained to a few scenarios and that's it.