| # | Name | Comments |
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| 1 | Henry Thediek | |
| 2 | Max Schäfer | |
| 3 | Ivan Štambuk | |
| 4 | Anonymous | |
| 5 | Greg Travis | And while we're at it, let's change C++ to Scheme! |
| 6 | puneet goel | |
| 7 | Anonymous | |
| 8 | Ruslan Abdulkhalikov | |
| 9 | Francisco Vieira de Souza | Among advantages we get: security, performance, portability, etc. What more we can get? |
| 10 | Anonymous | |
| 11 | J. Greg Davidson | Need standard way to designate where (if anywhere) GC will be used (on which types) with which algorithm (one of which should be "realtime", i.e. no collection pauses).
Also need a standard way to require end-call optimization to allow for efficient modular state machines. |
| 12 | Anonymous | We need this !!! |
| 13 | German Diago Gomez | I've seen a pre-berlin 2006 meeting proposal to add garbage collection from Hans Boehm. I don't know if this proposal is still being considered but I think it should be in the language as an optional part, specially with that kind of control in which you can enclose with { } and use #pragma gc to totally control how much garbage collected code you want. This feature, with some good library additions like threads and sockets would make c++ rock. I think it would also be useful (but it's not being considered for c++0x) to have optional reflection in c++0x, with the #pragma and {} style to be able to exactly control the amount of reflection you want. With these features c++ would be used for many tasks for which today it is not being used. |
| 14 | Aleks Bromfield | |
| 15 | Manuel | This, in my view, would move C++ to a whole new level. |
| 16 | Anonymous | |
| 17 | Alex Rozenman | |
| 18 | Robert Binna | |
| 19 | Jonathan Hoyle | |
| 20 | Qing Zhang | Yes! Good for c++ |
| 21 | boqcxzj oareundj | yefixwmzn ujdwaiehf mejhygcw ntzuwf varbuzl xjfywub cuginbr |
| 22 | Anonymous | It'd be nice. I'm going to do it anyway for myself if you don't... but some help would be appreciated. |
| 23 | khaled jamoos | please add it even if it was a special compiler distribution |
| 24 | emily | hello im emily postma i love to eat cuz im a fat stupid pop face RAWR |
| 25 | Eva Kakou | yeah a c++ Garbage collector with option of doing it manually when one wishes to. |
| 26 | Cris Perdue | |
| 27 | Nguyen | Yes, too many crashes to be exceptable in a large C++ app even the programmer is an expert C++. |
| 28 | Gorgi Kosev | |
| 29 | Dony Antony | |
| 30 | Anonymous | I've been using the Boehm GC for all my C++ programs. It makes it much more enjoyable and productive to program in C++. |
| 31 | Anonymous | |
| 32 | Anonymous | |
| 33 | Francesco Lazzarotto | |
| 34 | ken chen | |
| 35 | ken chen | |
| 36 | George T. Talbot | |
| 37 | VoskyC | I Agree |
| 38 | Ingo Elsen | And if it were only for the sake of neutralizing the major argument of Java evangelists |
