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| | | | | After the digression in the previous post, it's time to get back to what I promised in the first post: a look at how shifgrethor handles rooting. Shifgrethor's solution is somewhat novel and takes advantage of some of Rust's specific features, so I want to start by looking briefly at some of the other options. How to root a GC'd object There are two broad categories of rooting strategies that are common among precise, tracing garbage collectors: | |
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| | | Concurrent Mark Sweep (CMS) is one of garbage collection algorithms implemented in HotSpot JVM. CMS is designed to be mostly concurrent, ... | ||
