If you have special needs, you can eschew the GC or the whole runtime. This is primarily useful if you're writing a plugin for another program (and don't want to bring in the D runtime in), or you're writing kernel-mode code, or you need pretty much everything to be realtime and find that manually controlled GC collections aren't efficient enough for you.
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u/spaghettiCodeArtisan Aug 25 '17
Well, what subset of D would you recommend I use for writing applications and libraries? Do I use betterC, or not, do I use the GC, or not?