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Right, and due to Erlang's lightweight processes, it's not unusual to have a process finish before it needs to do any garbage collection. You can tune for this
by silentbicycle 17y ago
Right, and due to Erlang's lightweight processes, it's not unusual to have a process finish before it needs to do any garbage collection. You can tune for this by spawning a process with a larger heap than the default - if you know that it tends to grow up to a certain size and then finish, you can just spawn it with that much to start and it will skip GC entirely.