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I want memory allocation to run in constant time, so I can achieve low latency. That's the point of concurrent GCs - they run in the background to free up memor
by frant-hartm 6y ago
I want memory allocation to run in constant time, so I can achieve low latency. That's the point of concurrent GCs - they run in the background to free up memory.
- chrisseaton 6y agoI know they run in the background... but I don't think they run in the background if there's nothing to do, do they?
- imtringued 6y agoA JVM with default settings will happily allocate more memory without attempting to even run a single GC cycle until it hits the configured heap size. Once it hits the limit it will try to run the GC.
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