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Bacon, D.F., Cheng, P., Grove, D., Vechev, M.T., "Syncopation: generational real-time garbage collection in the metronome", Proceedings of the 2004 ACM SIGPLAN/SIGBED Conference on Languages, Compilers, and Tools for Embedded Systems (LCTES'05), Chicago, Illinois, USA, June 2005, ACM SIGPLAN & SIGBED, pp. 183-192. Google
183 ;;Quote: Metronome is a hard real-time incremental uni-processor garbage collector; regular ticks between mutator and collector; combines mark-sweep with copying collection
183+;;Quote: Metronome garbage collector used less than 30% of each time period; configured with maximum simulateously live data and peak allocation rate
190 ;;Quote: Metronome garbage collector uses arrays of arraylets; the arrayoid contains the object header, arraylet pointers, and optionally. the last arraylet
190 ;;Quote: keep arraylets in the heap and arrayoid in the garbage collector's nursery; allows large memory objects in the nursery without the space cost
Topic: memory management by garbage collection (116 items)
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