Matt Warren • 2/4/2016

Learning How Garbage Collectors Work - Part 1

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This article, part one of a series, delves into the internal workings of the .NET Garbage Collector (GC). It explains the challenges of studying the large GC source code and instead uses the Book-of-the-Runtime to outline the GC's core design goals: efficiency, low CPU overhead, productivity, speed, and self-tuning for different workloads.

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