Kelvin D. Nilsen and William J. Schmidt. Preferred embodiment of a hardware-assisted garbage collection system. Technical Report ISU TR92-17, Iowa State University, Department of Computer Science, November 1992. 60 Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....the synonym problem posed by virtually addressed caches [HB 84] Related Work Peng and Sohi [PeSo 89] were the first to suggest in cache reference counting as an assist to garbage collection. They did not, however, present any implementation details. More recently, Nilsen and Schmidt [NiSc 92a, NiSc 92b, Ni 92] have proposed a coprocessor to assist in incremental garbage collection for real time systems. This approach requires pointers to be recognizable anywhere in memory, and so requires an additional tag bit associated with every word of memory. Our approach differs, because it does not seek ....
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....supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant MIP 9010412. Memory Cycle Accountings for HardwareAssisted Real Time Garbage Collection Kelvin Nilsen 1. Background Acomplete description of the hardware assisted garbage collection architecture and algorithm is provided in references [1 3]. The overall system architecture is illustrated below: The garbage collected memory module plays the role of traditional expansion memory within a standard bus oriented system architecture. Application processes run on the CPU and garbagecollection tasks run within the garbage collected memory ....
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Kelvin D. Nilsen and William J. Schmidt. Preferred embodiment of a hardware-assisted garbage collection system. Technical Report ISU TR92-17, Iowa State University, Department of Computer Science, November 1992. 60
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