Reverse Trace Garbage Collector for C++

The Reverse Trace Garbage Collector for C++ is a memory manager for C++ that automatically reclaims dynamically allocated objects that are no longer in use. The algorithm is precise and only scans memory blocks when root references are broken (as opposed to scanning the whole stack and heap for unreferenenced blocks). It also reclaims memory incrementally with separate threads so that applications are not paused when it is active.

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• 0.2

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•  26 Dec 2003 06:55
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• Major feature enhancements

Release Notes: This release adds major performance enhancements. Overhead is now approximately double the time for manual heap management. Weak references and a few bugs have been fixed.

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• 0.1

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•  20 Dec 2003 12:36
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• Initial freshmeat announcement

No changes have been submitted for this release.

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15 Jul 2005 12:00 proghelper

Performance Impact
I am wondering what the impact of performance would be here.

Have there been any objective measures against Java etc?

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