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Re: article in JavaWorld and Garbage Collection
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lugnet.robotics
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Mon, 26 Feb 2001 18:37:43 GMT
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J Austin David <austin@STOPSPAMMERShavoc.gtf.org>
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> I realize the second suggestions probably runs counter to many folks'
> java sensibilities. However, as I understand it the biggest obstacle
> to implementation of Java in real-time (ie, robotics) systems is
> garbage collection and the unpredictability that it adds to a running
> system. Since it's not presently a "problem" in LeJOS, might a free()
> in the .rcx package be useful?
How 'bout implementing a "recycler" of some sort? Running it
periodically in a quieter control thread, or just not using it
at all for smaller, tighter code?
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J Austin David austindavid.com austin@gtf.org
"Only two things are infinite: The Universe and Human Stupidity;
and I'm not so sure about the former." -- Albert Einstein
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