Garbage Collector Support Removed

Garbage collector support (removed in C++23) Defined in header <memory> declare_reachable (C++11) (removed in C++23) declares that an object can not be recycled undeclare_reachable (C++11) (removed in C++23) declares that an object can be recycled declare_no_pointers (C++11) (removed in C++23) declares that a memory area does not contain traceable pointers undeclare_no_pointers (C++11) (removed in C++23) cancels the effect of std::declare_no_pointers pointer_safety (C++11) (removed in C++23) lists pointer safety models get_pointer_safety (C++11) (removed in C++23) returns the current pointer safety model A man can only admit when he was wrong and ask for forgiveness.

A documentation screenshot lists C++ garbage collector support functions that were removed in C++23, above a stern bearded man saying, “A man can only admit when he was wrong and ask for forgiveness.” The joke treats obsolete memory-management features as if they were a repentant man asking to be forgiven, making it a reaction to deprecated or discarded code. EN: A documentation screenshot lists C++ garbage collector support functions that were removed in C++23, above a stern bearded man saying, “A man can only admit when he was wrong and ask for forgiveness.” The joke treats obsolete memory-management features as if they were a repentant man asking to be forgiven, making it a reaction to deprecated or discarded code.

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