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IMO, more static code means even more predictability in terms of object placement in memory, thus allowing much more aggresive memory optimization : less fragme
by TheJCDenton 12y ago
IMO, more static code means even more predictability in terms of object placement in memory, thus allowing much more aggresive memory optimization : less fragmentation, efficient pagination etc... It means also that you have static code and GC interacting with it, it's pretty new, isn't it ?
- politician 12y agoNot really, these are orthogonal concerns. One could just as easily write an abusive unpredictable memory allocator in Go (native, GC) as in Java (bytecode, GC) or C (native, no GC).