Erlang is a good example of a per “thread” GC (erlangs unit of concurrency is the process). When one GC triggers, it doesn’t pause the rest of the program. Not

Erlang is a good example of a per “thread” GC (erlangs unit of concurrency is the process). When one GC triggers, it doesn’t pause the rest of the program. Not sure if you can disable the GC entirely, but you can set the initial heap high enough that it won’t trigger for the lifetime of the process.