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Abstract: The "mostly-copying" garbage collection algorithm provides a way to perform
compacting garbage collection in spite of the presence of ambiguous pointers in
the root set. As originally defined, each collection required almost all accessible
objects to be moved. While adequate for many applications, programs that
retained a large amount of storage spent a significant amount of time garbage collecting.
To improve performance of these applications, a generational version of
the algorithm has been... (Update)
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.... seek loose coupling between the collector and compiler [Det90] Various garbage collectors have been proposed or can be used with C [EP91, Bar89, BDS91, Ken91, Det90] A primary problem that all these collectors solve is locating pointers (roots) on the stack and in global...
...allocated throughout the execution of the program. Two of our benchmarks, gctest and gctest3, are designed to test garbage collectors [4,5]. These benchmarks both allocate and create garbage at a rapid rate. The original version of these programs contained explicit calls to...
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J. F. Bartlett. Mostly-copying garbage collection picks up generations and C++. Technical report, DEC WRL, Oct. 1989. http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/bartlett89mostlycopying.html More
@techreport{ bartlett89mostlycopying,
author = "Joel F. Bartlett",
title = "Mostly-{C}opying Garbage Collection picks up Generations and {C++}",
volume = "TN--12",
year = "1989",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/bartlett89mostlycopying.html" }
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