D. Bacon, C. Attanasio, H. Lee, V. Rajan, and S. Smith. Java without the coffee breaks: A nonintrusive multiprocessor garbage collector. The ACM SIGPLAN Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation (PLDI), Snowbird, Utah, June 20-22 2001. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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....it forms a cycle with B and so neither object can be reclaimed. What is worse, objects reachable from the cycle, like C (and eventually D) are also unreclaimed. Special reference counting techniques that can handle cycles exist but are very complex and have potentially exponential running time [63, 60, 4]. One advantage of reference counting is the interleaving of reference count operations with program execution. The incremental work of count manipulations does not cause long delays and has as good memory locality as that of the program. In addition, objects are reclaimed as soon as they become ....
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....memory deallocation. However, garbage collection imposes a performance overhead since it must identify and reuse memory that is no longer accessible by the program, while the program is executing. The performance of heap allocation and collection techniques has been the focus of much research [10, 12, 9, 16, 1, 13, 31, 6]. The goal of most of this prior work has been to provide generalpurpose mechanisms that enable high performance execution across all applications. However, other prior research [5, 14, 33] has shown that the efficacy of a memory management system (the allocator and the garbage collector) is ....
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....algorithm is similar to DeutschBobrow deferred reference counting [9] but is superior in a number of important respects. Our implementation of concurrent reference counting is most similar to the reference counting collector of DeTreville [8] The Recycler is described in detail by Bacon et al. [3]. 4.1 Two Phase Cycle Collection Now that we have abstracted the concurrent system to a collection of mutators emitting streams of increment and decrement operations, and a reference counting collector which merges and applies these operations, we can describe in overview how the algorithm ....
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D. Bacon, C. Attanasio, H. Lee, V. Rajan, and S. Smith. Java without the coffee breaks: A nonintrusive multiprocessor garbage collector. The ACM SIGPLAN Conference on Programming Language Design and Implementation (PLDI), Snowbird, Utah, June 20-22 2001.
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D. F. Bacon, C. R. Attanasio, H. B. Lee, V. T. Rajan, and S. Smith. Java without the coffee breaks: A nonintrusive multiprocessor garbage collector. In Proceedings of the ACM SIGPLAN'01 Conference on Programming Languages Design and Implementation (PLDI), Snowbird, Utah, May, 2001.
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