This thesis focuses on an implementation of automatic memory management in C programming language. Mark-sweep method was modified for use in uncooperative programming language, which does not share data type information of memory slots accessible by the mutator. Due to this fact, decisions on pointer identity are conservative which guarantees safe collector operation - if value looks sufficiently like a pointer, it is considered a pointer (although it might not actually be one). Mark bits were moved from object's headers to bitmaps, stored in a seperate part of memory to prevent accidental writes to user's data by the collector. Finally, the usage of garbage collector was evaluated in practice
