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Stroustrup, B., "Possible directions for C++", Proceedings and Additional Papers, USENIX C++ Workshop, USENIX, 1987, pp. 399-416. Google
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p. 53-73 of Waldo, J., The Evolution of C++: Language Design in the Marketplace of Ideas, Cambridge Massachusetts: MIT Press 1993
53 ;;Quote: the experienced user often attaches so much importance to the available libraries that the language itself is considered of secondary importance
66 ;;Quote: most objects belong to other objects; memory management of these objects does not effect program complexity
66+;;Quote: with class-specific allocators and deallocators, free store is inexpensive
69 ;;Quote: for some applications, the best memory policy is to never delete anything; can lead to spectacular improvements
68 ;;Quote: with care, garbage collection is about 3-5 times slower than explicit memory management
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