> Well, when you say that GC is optional, you should say that disabling it > pretty much makes the types seq and string unusable, and therefore the GC is > not really optional.
Then how was I able to write Nim's GC in Nim? Of course it is optional. You can also use `--gc:stack` and use Nim's full stdlib _without_ the GC. (Yes, you need to handle memory regions then but that definitely counts as avoiding the GC.)
