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Hi all,
cacn you please explain me ..
what is the algorithm of garbage collector.??
how garbage collector works in background..?
Started by Rahul Somwanshi on
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When the garbage collector starts running, it makes the assumption that all objects in the heap are garbage, the garbage collector....
And is made accessible to the garbage collector's algorithm
GCs only occur when the heap is full.
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Garbage First (G1) garbage collector http://weblogs.java.net/blog/opinali/archive/2009/02/here_comes_jdk.html
Do you think this garbage collector is better for JRun, running ColdFusion 8?
Started by Henry on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
To make some money: Is Sun offering the new G1 Garbage Collector Only with a Paid Support Contract?
http://alagad.com/go/blog-entry/the-g1-garbage-collector.
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Is there
one Garbage Collector for an entire system one instance of a garbage collector for each user that is logged in one garbage collector for each running .NET application Or is it none of the above (please explain)?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Stuff-in-profiling-api-for-upcoming-clr-4-0.aspx
There is on garbage collector per CLR instance.
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Is there a free netflow collector that I can throw on a windows box?
Started by jimconstable on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
You will have to recompile.
Ntop can act as a NetFlow collector and is available for Win32.
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Recently I heard Kirk Pepperdine speak about changing garbage collectors for better performance -- but what exactly does that mean and what makes one garbage collector better or different than the other?
Started by non sequitor on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A picture on the new G1 collector....
Some such as CMS use mutiple passes there is a nice image showing the default mark-compact collector against the CMS collector.
Is usually in how the collector chooses to pause the application.
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I want to know the internal architecture and function of the garbage collector in dotnet in detail.. can anybody help me.
Started by muthukumarm on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
See
Garbage Collector Basics and Performance Hints
To study the source code of the Garbage Collector itself, you can download and study the Rotor source , or the Mono source....
NET uses a generational garbage collector, MSDN link.
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A lot of JVM's command line arguments dealing with the garbage collector have "CMS" prepended to them. What does this stand for?
Started by Andrey Fedorov on
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The concurrent mark sweep collector, also known as the concurrent collector or CMS, is targeted at applications that are sensitive to garbage collection pauses.
Of the application less than the older methods.
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Is there a way to invoke the garbage collector on a specific object within managed memory from an application?
e.g. (in pseudo-code)
Read myString from file; perform arbitrary operation on myString; invoke garbage-collector to remove myString
Started by Rick on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
See Scott of - you'd have to have some way... .
The garbage collector is very smart and knows when to do its business.
Method on the Garbage collector, but it should be avoided 99.999% of the time for performance reasons GC.Collect() yourself.
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As we know Garbage collector is Thread in java. And every thread will have its logic to execute. So i wanted to know what logic does this Garbage collector use which maintains the memory so well.
thanks
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
EDIT : Garbage collector finds and deletes object which: In .NET, Automatic Memory management takes place by Reference Tracing and the Garbage Collector.
It is also a daemon thread.
Algorithm.
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I am writing to clarify some comments on this website.
1) I know that C++ has no garbage collector. One said that C++ was invented before the idea of garbage collector, so that's the reason. Is that true? I think it makes sense.
2) Whenever garbage collector...
Started by skydoor on
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The....
The Boehm collector significantly pre-date C++.
No, garbage to a better garbage collection implementation -- a substantial performance boost) .
Stackoverflow.com/questions/147130/why-doesnt-c-have-a-garbage-collector
Check them out.
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