What are some OOP languages (with GC) that compiles down to native and not bytecode/VM?
What are some OOP languages (with GC) that compiles down to native and not bytecode/VM?
Camden Turner
Nicholas Lopez
Haxe with Hxcpp
Jose Jackson
OCaml
Jayden Rivera
D
Jayden Ramirez
JVM Bytecode
Logan Kelly
C++ actually mentions GC as an optional feature in the standard, but that essentially means you can't rely on it at all for any cross platform code.
D however does have a GC (although they're trying to offer both GC and non-GC).
Both C++ and D have object oriented features, but the languages themselves don't really push the paradigm, because people realized there are often better ways to design your software.
William Lewis
You can implement your own GC or use a library. Why though.
Gavin Thomas
Common Lisp (SBCL).
Hudson Powell
You are asking for D
I don't know why you would want it, but it's exactly what you want
Jason Flores
Nim
Jacob Adams
just go for kotlin native or vala.
Aaron Robinson
SBCL has an amazing compiler.
Josiah Howard
>What are some OOP languages (with GC) that compiles down to native
Java using gcj
D
C# using certain compilers
Anthony Wilson
Python
Samuel Morales
Go and Rust.
Charles Cook
Crystal once it's done
>gcj
dead and buried, use proprietary excelsior JET instead
Landon Hernandez
Chicken scheme
Cameron Cruz
Rust has no gc.
Python doesn't compile to native. cython is not even remotely python.
Joshua Cooper
this
Eli Martinez
Vala
Ryder Bennett
What do you think did OP mean by "OOP"?
Ian Martin
D
Crystal
C# with .NET Native
Java/Kotlin with graal native-image