I'm pretty sure that FreePascal and Delphi can do run-time bounds checking (it's a compile-time option).
Pascal also avoids buffer overrun errors on strings, because strings are dynamically resized as necessary.
You can also avoid having to free objects if you declare them as implementing a certain Interface (I forget the exact one). They will automatically be freed when the number of references drops to 0.
Pascal also avoids buffer overrun errors on strings, because strings are dynamically resized as necessary.
You can also avoid having to free objects if you declare them as implementing a certain Interface (I forget the exact one). They will automatically be freed when the number of references drops to 0.