Dear friends, I found some info about Java GC-performence, they said Java GC-performence has some problems(for ex., they said for a long living-period object, before this object is GCed, sometiomes all objects made inside that object(by "new") will not be GCed, even if the programmers already set all references of those objects to null), I want to discuss to them, but I don't have enough knowledge and experience :-), can you give me some directions about Java-GC? I will go to discuss to them immediatelly :-) :-) :-)
- in TOMCAT-USER List, I found several emails about memory-leak, is it possible this memory-leak is not from MyServlet-programming or container-programming, but from the GC-performence of JVM? - is Java-GC better than "reference-countering"? - is Java-GC better than "share_point/scoped_ptr/shared_ptr in boost-lib"? - is Java-GC better than "auto_ptr in std-lib"? Thanks in advance! :-) Bo Jan.09, 2002 -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
