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Concurrent and Incremental Collectors
Modern collectors aim to eliminate or reduce pause times by performing collection work concurrently with the mutator (the program itself). Concurrent mark-and-sweep collectors run the trace phase in parallel with program execution, using read and write barriers to ensure consistency. Incremental collectors interleave small amounts of collection work with...
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