Distributed garbage collection

Known as: DGC

Distributed garbage collection (DGC) in computing is a particular case of garbage collection where references to an object can be held by a remote…

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2014

We present a new abstract machine, called DCESH, which describes the execution of higher-order programs running in distributed…

2010

With the rapid development of today's distributed technology,it has brought the garbage collection on new challenges.Because of…

2003

Background and aims: Gastric carcinoma (GC) is highly prevalent in our population. There are few studies about GC characteristics…

1997

Summary. Distributed systems with a large number of nodes use internode reference counting for timely and fault-tolerant garbage…

1995

In this report we show an algorithm for cyclic distributed garbage collection that does not require global coordination and is…

1993

One of the key features of modern high level programming languages is the automatic allocation and reclamation of space for data…

1992

This paper presents an algorithm to perform distributed garbage collection of objects possessing their own thread of control…

1991

The problem of distributed garbage collection is discussed. An algorithm for parallel distributed asynchronous garbage collection…

1989

A new algorithm for distributed garbage collection is presented. This algorithm collects distributed garbage incrementally and…

1987

There are two basic approachs to the problem of storage reclamation, process- and processor-based, named for the view point used…