| Hans-J. Boehm and Mark Weiser. Garbage collection in an uncooperative enviroment. Software Practice and Experience, 18(9):214--221, September 1988. |
....memory, which is consumed by a collector thread (i.e. process sharing the same address space) NO93] This approach reduces the pauses, but does not eliminate them altogether. Also, the technique does not address the problems of memory usage or interoperability. Conservative garbage collection [BW88] does address the interoperability issue. With this type of collector (based on mark and sweep rather than copying) the compiler need maintain no invariants for the garbage collector. Without any such invariants, the collector is not capable of precisely distinguishingbetween pointers and ....
Hans-J. Boehm and Mark Weiser. Garbage collection in an uncooperative enviroment. Software Practice and Experience, 18(9):214--221, September 1988.
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