Re: Re: A non-sucking garbage collector
"Mark Hahn" <[email protected]> Mon, 19 Jul 2004 17:05:24 -0700
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Christian Tismer wrote: > Sounds too good to be true. I'l believe it when I see it :-) It sounds too good to be true to me too. That's why I've been so excited. All the different parts just fell into place, the locking, the lieberman-recommended copying, the continuous operation. I hope I'm not fooling myself. > Makes pretty much sense. Instead of Pythons complexity, you just > have all non-trivial objects as two parts. And by tagging you > get rid of all very small objects (I forgot if you used pointer > tagging? Anyway, this was the reason: python-dev discussed this > and the consequences for gc). I don't believe in tagging. I have all objects as real objects. This way all objects have all features. I hope I can keep it this way.