Library for garbage collection in C++?

Is primarily to answer the question: "Why do I need garbage collection?". If there is some specific task where it is needed, then a library to build it is necessary to select proceeding from it, the benefit of such libraries written not one, not two.
If a special problem there, but experience with C++ is — that shared_ptr, RAII techniques and a neat manual controls are gonna work out fine, does not even require special care and only understand used things.
If there are no special tasks, no experience of C++ — it is possible that the development language chosen is wrong.

This is one of the most famous. But for small projects it may seem heavy. If GC is needed only for the simple support module (for example, I needed a simple script engine), it's easier to write your own implementation of mark-sweep, and will fit in a couple of hundred lines of code. For example we can take, say, GC, K virtual machine.

Honestly, I don't know whether there are such systems, but in my opinion nothing could be simpler than using smart pointers and containers of the standard library for these purposes.

View boost.

Simple and effective "garbage collection" (garbage collection) in C++
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