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Yes, it makes total sense for the garbage collector to be tightly coupled to the memory allocation system, which is also tightly coupled to code generation (as
by joppy 5y ago
Yes, it makes total sense for the garbage collector to be tightly coupled to the memory allocation system, which is also tightly coupled to code generation (as is done in the case of various high-performance managed languages: Java, C#, Haskell, …). I remember hearing a talk a few years ago about a system of the kind you’re talking about - a kind of “managed language” micro-core that ran alongside LLVM so that it could hook into code generation, and was intended to be a kind of toolkit for making new managed languages. Can’t remember the name…
- an_opabinia 5y agoThe performance is still too bad for anything but Java on real applications. The other killer feature, ahead of time compilation, is really clunky, and its most innovative change, static initialization at build time by default, was reverted to runtime initialization.
- duped 5y agoThat sounds a lot like Graal