###manual memory management for the D programming language
m3 is an attempt to use the most important parts of the language without a GC
Currently you can
- use a shared and a unique pointer which manage the lifetimes
- use a dynamic array (similar to D's builtin dynamic arrays or std::vector from C++)
- use a double linked list
- use a stack
- use a HashMap (similar to D's builtin associative arrays or std::map from C++)
- allocate arrays
- append existing arrays
- allocate and assign structs and basic types
- allocate classes on stack and heap
- convert basic types from and to strings
- format strings
- read from files and write to files
- convert your data to UTF16 and UTF32