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You can delete items from an OOCMap, but they will not be garbage collected.
GC doesn't have to happen live as soon as something can be deleted. We can just do a mark-and-sweep every once in a whil…
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You don't describe how you handle the garbage collection, can you give any hint on how you do it?
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Inspecting the data map over multiple requests with the koa example reveals that the map is always growing in size, not just in keys, but the data is left lying around too. This will lead to larger an…
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### Description
**What problem are you trying to solve?**
When Karpenter deleted a Node object while kubelet was alive, due to ignoring errors in kubelet's lease logic, it created lease without …
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I'm looking at implementing supermodel in an app I'm building. I cobbled together something similar before I found this. I was curious about garbage collection though.
In a single page app, let's sa…
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# Garbage collection
I would like to take a quick pass at nailing down garbage collection behavior more thoroughly:
- [x] Understanding the Lua/LuaJIT GC design
- [ ] Profiling the behavior in …
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```
Most Vector3 operations create a new Vector3 object, which multiplied by the
number of vertices (a
very nasty multiplier) can generate a lot of objects that need to be collected
by the GC.
```
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Hi!
Just in upfront: Yes I read the README haha
but I think cranelift does support stack maps now (I asked on the rust discord and I think some members mentioned that stackmaps were supported). I …
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TimeSteward is theoretically ideal for incremental garbage collection: it is already obligated to represent its data as small, separable chunks with links between them, and retain immutable copies of …
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Key words:
- finalize, gc, root set, Reference Counting Collector