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Article #312Re: Problems with BS II
From: johnson
Date: Fri, 08 Aug 1986 13:43
Date: Fri, 08 Aug 1986 13:43
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BS has a very interesting and elegant memory management scheme called "generation scavenging" that is described in the May 84 issue of both Software Engineering Notes and SIGPLAN Notices. It uses several different memory areas for garbage collection. The sizes of these areas can be changed by setting environment variables. Unfortunately, the default sizes are set too small. Try setting the environment variable SurvivorLength to 35. That got rid of the errors here. Ralph Johnson
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