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christineflood | memory management musings christineflood About memory management musings October 10, 2014 Just putting my JavaOne/Strange Loop slides out there. Slides from Java One Leave a comment June 24, 2013 Stay with me, I’m going somwhere with this… OK, so last time we talked about generational garbage collection, and the write barriers necessary to allow collecting the young generation by itself. This time we’re going to talk about two strategies for decreasing pause times. The first strategy was for decreasing old generation pause times. The insight was that young generation pause times are short, but old generation pauses are too disruptive to the application. What if we could do some of the work (the marking of live objects) while the Java threads were running and thereby decrease old generation pause times? This work became the Concurrent Mark Sweep (CMS) collector. There’s one non-obvious problem with marking the heap while the Java thread...
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