Take the 2-minute tour ×  Fully automated memory management
increases productivity and integrity greatly, but usual
implementation (GC) has a critical problem. It's non-
deterministic, and not controllable. This causes many problems
such as burst CPU load which is critical for realtime
applications. Some kind of optimizations (incremental/concurrent
GC) can reduce those problems but still non-deterministic and
can't eliminate the problem completely.  I have been thought GC
never can solve this problem, but recently, I learned and
realized that GC operation doesn't need to be fully hidden. GC
also can be deterministic and CPU burst-free by exposing some
properly designed behavior controls.  I think (RC + manually
invoked cycle detection) can do this. But this doesn't look
efficient. Is there any better approach for deterministic and
controllable fully automatic memory management implementation?
Or can I get some link to example implementations?   I added
these lines to make my question more clear.    • determin