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by rurban
4559 days ago
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Perl objects are even bigger and need one indirection per access. A perl head is 32 bytes plus 48 byte body, ie. 80byte on 64bit systems. For my perl rewrite p2 I need one single word per object on the stack. Common Lisps usually needs two words, the class pointer and the tagged value. I really liked the visualization of the various GC's btw. Excellent work! |
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