garbage collection

collocation in English

meanings of garbageand collection

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garbage
noun[U]
uk /ˈɡɑː.bɪdʒ/ us /ˈɡɑːr.bɪdʒ/
US ;
waste material or unwanted things that you ...
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collection
noun
uk /kəˈlek.ʃən/ us /kəˈlek.ʃən/
a group of objects of one type that have been collected by one person or in ...
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Examples of garbage collection

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Our first thought was to sample the graph after each garbagecollection.
Whenever data in the nursery space survives a garbagecollection, it is promoted to another space containing older data.
They cost nothing when they are not present, and can be eliminated easily during garbagecollection.
Our implementation however will not take advantage of the garbagecollection and in-place updates mentioned in the introduction.
We will not address many of the issues regarding garbagecollection and in-place updates.
This worsens performance by triggering garbagecollection more often than would otherwise be required.
In designing functional algorithms, the trade-off between time and space is complicated by the need to take into account the time spent in garbagecollection.
As soon as garbagecollection comes into play, one has to take into account that systems with different block sizes trigger collections at different moments.
When garbagecollection is initiated, all live closures are copied from one semi-space to (one end of) the other.
Information from all creation histories is output at each garbagecollection, and a post-processor derives summary tables of various statistics, including average lifetimes.
The situation is akin to running a lazy functional program without garbagecollection.
For some applications, early garbagecollection may create a considerable overhead, but it keeps the total demand for heap space nearly minimal.
Moving forward, we shall see how garbagecollection (more precisely, abstract garbagecollection) can actually improve the precision of an abstract interpretation.
Good systems included scheduled garbagecollection and absence of garbage in children's playgrounds (household vicinity).
However, this technique's efficiency compared to garbagecollection and its effectiveness in a parallel implementation have not been established.
Included are sections on compilation and garbagecollection.
For the implementation of partial early reset, one more change is needed in the basic garbagecollection algorithm.
But the overhead of stop-and-copy garbagecollection is related only to the total amount of data live at garbagecollection time.
This largest-sized 3 approach is potentially wasteful but gives flexibility and helps to avoid garbagecollection.
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