Ahem...

Wangjammer5 wrote:
> 
> > My take on the garbage collection issue would be to (if it were
> > possible) have all the garbage collection done at night, or
> > perhaps on the weekends when I'm doing other stuff. What do I
> > care if the cursor seizes up, if I'm at the beach at the time.
> 
> I'm sorry, but to be frank it's obvious you don't understand garbage
> collection at all.
> 
> It has to happen or you run out of memory. That's java for you. The
> garbage collector scans every object that has been created in your VM and
> looks to see if there are any more references to it in any code that is
> active. If not, it will free the memory used by that object.

If you look at the source of Runtime.gc() (line 488) you'll see that
it can be overridden. So, all that needs doing is to implement JPeg
or Fractal decompression on the memory stack. In javart.dll (or its 
Linux equivalent - I think its called javalnx.so) the octal dump
is

  :
017 AF02 00001100100100010001
018 AD02 0000100100701000!111
  :

which is the generic machine code for BITSET RAMPUSH

So as long as memory is stored compressed (because it is just 
zeroes and one's remember) I see no problem deferring garbage 
collection until at least Tuesday.

This has to be my last post on this matter as I have recently been 
appointed King of Spain and need to choose a royal mantle.

WPE
Febuarias 45 (after March)

PS Did you know that all of our noses are on the moon. It's really a
well kept secret, don't you think.


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