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On top of that, malloc (and friends) don't make any useful worst-case runtime guarantees either.



That's very important to remember if your heap has a messy enough history.

The right language + a good GC can give you much better bounded worse case guarantees, with Azul's as the best I know of for an imperative language (the more functional, the easier it is to do a variety of things).




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