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	Browse All Reviews > Software (D) > Operating Systems (D.4) > Storage Management (D.4.2) > Garbage Collection (D.4.2...)     Options: All Media Types Journals Proceedings Div Books Whole Books Other Date Reviewed Title Author Publisher Published Date Descending Ascending     1-5 of 5 Reviews about "Garbage Collection (D.4.2...)": Date Reviewed   Real-time garbage collection for a multithreaded Java microcontroller Pfeffer M., Ungerer T., Fuhrmann S., Kreuzinger J., Brinkschulte U. Real-Time Systems 26(1): 89-106, 2004.  Type: Article, Reviews: (2 of 2) Given the increasing use--in programming--of Java, and similar languages with similar memory management schemes, the issue of which garbage collection algorithm to use has become an important one. This paper discusses... Aug 18 2004   Real-time garbage collection for a multithreaded Java microcontroller Pfeffer M., Ungerer T., Fuhrmann S., Kreuzinger J., Brinkschulte U. Real-Time Systems 26(1): 89-106, 2004.  Type: Article, Reviews: (1 of 2) The authors begin their paper with a lengthy description of Komodo, a multithreaded, microcontroller-based implementation of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM), on which the proposed garbage collection (GC) algorithms run. Komodo is nonsta... Mar 19 2004   Program logic and equivalence in the presence of garbage collection: a case study Calcagno C., O’Hearn P., Bornat R. Theoretical Computer Science 298(3): 557-581, 2003.  Type: Article Hoare axioms have survived many challenges in the three decades since they were first published. This paper tackles another challenge: garbage collection. Collecting garbage invalidates some Hoare triples that involve the existence of ... Jul 7 2003   Garbage collection for a client-server persistent object store Amsaleg L., Franklin M., Gruber O. ACM Transactions on Computer Systems 17(3): 153-201, 1999.  Type: Article A garbage collection algorithm is described for persistent object stores in a client/server environment. The algorithm is based on a partitioned mark-and-sweep approach, and it is tailored to cope with the problems introduced by persis... Jan 1 2000   Algorithms for on-the-fly garbage collection Ben-Ari M. ACM Transactions on Programming Languages and Systems 6(3): 333-344, 1984.  Type: Article On-the-fly garbage collectors provide an interesting class of concurrent algorithms for study, as they are quintessentially concurrent, rather than sequential algorithms which manage to work despite the concurrency. Dijstra et al. [1]... Feb 1 1985
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