bearophile Wrote:

> ÂÞÓÂ¸Õ Wrote:
> > I recommend that in D2 add a new keyword gcnew for garbage collection heap allocation.    the default new and delete key word just for someone that want management the memory by themselves.
> > I think we just using new for garbage collection memory allocation and for someone that using new for memory management by themeselvs will misleading!
> 
> In D the "default" is generally the safer way (that here is the GC way), this allows the programmer to put less bugs in the code.
> 
> Bye,
> bearophile
Yes, gc is more safe, but also there is a keyword delete, is there any conflic here? I don't know if there conflict here. If I alloca memory space by gc, and delete it by hand, is there any conflict will happen?

Yonggang Luo wrote:
> bearophile Wrote:
> 
>> ÂÞÓÂ¸Õ Wrote:
>>> I recommend that in D2 add a new keyword gcnew for garbage collection heap allocation.    the default new and delete key word just for someone that want management the memory by themselves.
>>> I think we just using new for garbage collection memory allocation and for someone that using new for memory management by themeselvs will misleading!
>> In D the "default" is generally the safer way (that here is the GC way), this allows the programmer to put less bugs in the code.
>>
>> Bye,
>> bearophile
> Yes, gc is more safe, but also there is a keyword delete, is there any conflic here? I don't know if there conflict here. If I alloca memory space by gc, and delete it by hand, is there any conflict will happen?

No. It will work fine.

Yonggang Luo:
> Yes, gc is more safe, but also there is a keyword delete, is there any conflic here? I don't know if there conflict here. If I alloca memory space by gc, and delete it by hand, is there any conflict will happen?

In a reference counting GC the detele isn't a way to delete memory by hand, it tells the GC to remove a (hard) refence to some memory. Later the GC can really remove the memory only if there aren't references to it left (this is in a reference counting GC, but in other GCs the final results are similar).

Bye,
bearophile