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In my experience (.NET, including mobile and embedded) when handled with care, GC is often fine even for audio and video. The trick is not loading the GC too m
by Const-me 7y ago
In my experience (.NET, including mobile and embedded) when handled with care, GC is often fine even for audio and video.
The trick is not loading the GC too much, neither in terms of allocations/second nor bytes/second (for multimedia it means recycling buffers as opposed to creating/destroying), also having enough RAM so you don’t need to use 80% of installed memory.