Sylvain Stanchina, Matthias Meyer
Abstract
Generational garbage collectors are more efficient than their non-generational counterparts. Unfortunately, however, generational algorithms require both write barriers and write barrier handlers and therefore degrade worst-case performance.
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Generational garbage collectors are more efficient than their non-generational counterparts. Unfortunately, however, generational algorithms require both write barriers and write barrier handlers and therefore degrade worst-case performance.
Key concepts: Garbage collection, Garbage, Computer science, Manual memory management, Execution time, Data collection, Algorithm, Real-time computing