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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Reference Counting"”.

  1. High Performance Reference Counting and Conservative Garbage Collection

    … 1960 with two algorithmic branches — tracing and reference counting. Tracing identifies live objects by performing a transitive closure over the object graph starting with the stacks, registers, and global variables as roots. Objects not reached by the trace are implicitly dead, so the collector …

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  2. High Performance Reference Counting and Conservative Garbage Collection

    … 1960 with two algorithmic branches — tracing and reference counting. Tracing identifies live objects by performing a transitive closure over the object graph starting with the stacks, registers, and global variables as roots. Objects not reached by the trace are implicitly dead, so the collector …

    anu Repository record for High Performance Reference Counting and Conservative Garbage Collection (opens in a new tab)

  3. Cache coherent commutative operations

    … this thesis presents a case study of a new reference counting scheme, and for multi-word commutative operations, this thesis describes the design of a commutative memory allocator. Coup and MEUSI confer significant benefits to the reference counting scheme and the memory allocator, both in …

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  4. Sparsely faceted arrays : a mechanism supporting parallel allocation, communication, and garbage collection

    … a parallel memory-management strategy, based on reference-counting, that is capable of garbage collecting sparsely faceted arrays.

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