> Fil-C is one of the most unrated projects I've ever seen

When's the last time you told a C/C++ programmer you could add a garbage collector to their program, and saw their eyes light up?

Exactly, the Venn diagram of programmers using c/c++ and programmers who can use a garbage collector for their workload is two circles.

Definitely not true. I've been using Boehm GC with my C/C++ programs for decades — since the 90s, at least.

Except for:

- Me. I'm a C++ programmer.

- Any C++ programmer who has added a GC to their C++ program. (Like the programmers who used the web browser you're using right now.)

- Folks who are already using Fil-C.

I’m also a C++ programmer, I can’t even use half of the C++ stdlib for real time thread work, I certainly can’t use a GC.

	▲	pizlonator 2 hours ago \| parent [-]
		There are many C++ programmers and we are not the same! My original foray into GCs was making real time ones, and the Fil-C GC is based on that work. I haven’t fully made it real time friendly (the few locks it has aren’t RT-friendly) but if I had more time I could make it give you hard guarantees. It’s already full concurrent and on the fly, so it won’t pause you