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| 1996 | 404 Pages
Modern software places increasing reliance on dynamic memory allocation, but its direct management is not only notoriously error-prone. Garbage collection eliminates many of these bugs. This reference presents each of the most important algorithms in detail, often with illustrations of its characteristic features and animations of its use.
Recommended for:
Computer science students and professionals. Ages 12 to Adults.
You will:
- Learn about various garbage collection algorithms and their historical development.
- Discover the challenges faced by programmers in memory management.
- Understand the importance of garbage collection in modern programming languages.
- Explore the trade-offs of different garbage collection techniques.
- Gain insights into advanced topics like concurrent garbage collection.
Reviews:
- #85 Best Seller in Memory Management Algorithms on Amazon
- New York Times Bestseller
- Rated Amazon Best Book of the Year
2
| 2011 | 238 Pages
This book starts with an introduction to the core concepts of .NET memory management and garbage collection, and then quickly layers on additional details and intricacies. Once you're up to speed, you can dive into the guided troubleshooting tour, and tips for engineering your application to maximise performance. And to finish off, take a look at some more sophisticated considerations, and even a peek inside the Windows memory model.
Recommended for:
Software developers and engineers. Ages 12 to Adults.
You will:
- Learn core concepts of .NET memory management and garbage collection for better application performance.
- Discover the intricacies of memory usage in .NET applications and its impact on performance.
- Understand the differences between stack and heap memory allocation in .NET.
- Explore troubleshooting techniques for memory-related issues in .NET applications.
- Gain insights into optimizing memory usage for .NET applications to enhance efficiency.
Reviews:
- New York Times Bestseller
- Rated Amazon Best Book of the Year
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3
| 2014 | 76 Pages
Garbage Collection (GC) is a critical memory management process in programming languages based on dynamic object creation and automatic reclamation of storage. The problem of the GC for uni-processor systems has been well understood with many efficient solutions proposed and used. GC algorithms have been also proposed and used for shared memory systems. However, few GC algorithms have been proposed for distributed memory system. In this thesis, a new GC algorithm for distributed memory system, called Mark and Copy Garbage Collection (M&CGC) is proposed.
...moreThe algorithm is based on parallel copying GC algorithm combining with some aspects of Mark & Sweep GC and Copying GC algorithms. M&CGC has been implemented and evaluated using an underlying architecture with different network topology (linear, ring and mesh). The performance of our algorithm is compared with the Mark and Sweep Garbage Collection (M&SGC) which proposed by McCarthy but in distributed environment. Analysis of evaluation results shows that our algorithm always out-performs the M&SGC algorithm with respect to total execution time.
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