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....we never require a full halt of the system (the mutators are required to cooperate a few times per collection cycle) In our tracing algorithm we have used an object sweeping method similar to that presented in [18, 17] 1. 9 The work of Bacon et al. Independently of this work, Bacon et al. [3, 4] have built an on the y reference counting algorithm appropriate for a multiprocessor. Their work presents a big step towards making reference counting practical for servers. Since our work and theirs are closely related (both introduce an onthe y reference counting collector with extremely low ....
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D. Bacon and V. Rajan. Concurrent Cycle Collection in Reference Counted Systems. To appear in the Fifteenth European Conference on Object-Oriented Programming (ECOOP), University Eotvos Lorand, Budapest, Hungary, June 18-22 2001.
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....garbage before they are scanned. 4. CONCURRENT CYCLE COLLECTION In this section we briefly describe the concurrent cycle collector. A fuller description of the details of the algorithm, including detailed pseudo code and a formal proof of correctness, is presented in concurrently published work [5]. The concurrent cycle collection algorithm is somewhat more complex than the synchronous algorithm. As with other concurrent garbage collection algorithms, we must contend with the fact that the object graph may be modified while it is being scanned by the collector. In addition the reference ....
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