The Garbage Collection Handbook¶
Jones, R. (2011). The Garbage Collection Handbook: The Art of Automatic Memory Management. CRC Press.
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- Garbage Collection
- In computer science it is tracing collectors (mark-and-sweep, copying, generational, concurrent), reference counting, and region-based memory — and beyond memory, the reclamation of file descriptors, database connections, and weak references.
This sourceStandard reference surveying tracing, reference-counting, generational, concurrent, and region-based collection across managed resources including memory, file descriptors, and weak references.
- In computer science it is tracing collectors (mark-and-sweep, copying, generational, concurrent), reference counting, and region-based memory — and beyond memory, the reclamation of file descriptors, database connections, and weak references.
- Law of Conservation of Complexity
- A garbage-collected language (Java) shifts that load across the interface onto the runtime, which now performs the lifetime analysis and the freeing, paid in CPU cycles, pause times, and memory overhead rather than in programmer effort.
This sourceEstablishes that garbage collection relocates the lifetime-analysis and freeing work from the programmer to the runtime, paid in CPU cycles, pause times, and memory overhead.
- A garbage-collected language (Java) shifts that load across the interface onto the runtime, which now performs the lifetime analysis and the freeing, paid in CPU cycles, pause times, and memory overhead rather than in programmer effort.
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