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by foldr
266 days ago
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It is not correct to think of garbage collection as malloc + free + GC overhead. For example, allocating memory is much faster in many GC designs than a call to malloc (it can just be a pointer bump on the fast path). I think you are assuming that a garbage collector calls malloc and free and then does a bunch of additional work on top of that to keep track of memory allocations, but that's not really how it works. |
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