I've been coding for over 20 years now! (WOAH, do I feel old)
I've touched just about every resource imaginable under the Sun (too bad they were bought out by Oracle)
Self-managed memory does add some issues, but it also affords some great advantages, too! Last year I worked on optimizing a web server for a micro controller that only has 80KiB of RAM so it required a lot of custom fine-tuning of memory management to get the thing to perform well.
Here is an example of one method I converted from a C++ managed memory library to some unmanaged code to help reduce the RAM consumption: gist.github.com/darkain/23da34f00e...
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Self-managed memory does add some issues, but it also affords some great advantages, too! Last year I worked on optimizing a web server for a micro controller that only has 80KiB of RAM so it required a lot of custom fine-tuning of memory management to get the thing to perform well.
Here is an example of one method I converted from a C++ managed memory library to some unmanaged code to help reduce the RAM consumption:
gist.github.com/darkain/23da34f00e...