Plenty of GC books describe such algorithms, including the canonical "The Garbage Collection Handbook".
All the languages I referred do compile to native code as well. So you can also check the generated Assembly, just like with C.
They also do provide ways of doing C pointer style tricks, use value type allocations or manual memory management.
Then there is ATS and ML Kit as well.
As language greek I do like Swift, but it isn't really meaningful outside Apple's ecosystem.
Plenty of GC books describe such algorithms, including the canonical "The Garbage Collection Handbook".
All the languages I referred do compile to native code as well. So you can also check the generated Assembly, just like with C.
They also do provide ways of doing C pointer style tricks, use value type allocations or manual memory management.
Then there is ATS and ML Kit as well.
As language greek I do like Swift, but it isn't really meaningful outside Apple's ecosystem.