That's like saying Rust has GC because GC libraries/runtimes can be implemented in/for Rust. Rust recognizes allocations on a language basis, but does not provide the same level of control over allocations on a language basis as Zig does. For instance, there is no stable interface for custom allocators for alloc/std.
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That's like saying Rust has GC because GC libraries/runtimes can be implemented in/for Rust. Rust recognizes allocations on a language basis, but does not provide the same level of control over allocations on a language basis as Zig does. For instance, there is no stable interface for custom allocators for alloc/std.