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Clearing up some confusion over finalization and other areas in GC

November 4th, 2004

In the WinDev conference that I just went to, there seems to be some confusion over finalization (such as why it even exists and etc) and other areas. I hope the following will clear up that confusion. If not, let me know. Finalization 1) Why we have finalization Finalization is necessary ...

Using GC Efficiently – Part 2

September 25th, 2004

In this article I’ll talk about different flavors of GC, the design goals behind each of them and how they work differently from each other so you can make a good decision of which flavor of GC you should choose for your applications. Existing GC flavors in the runtime today We have the following flavors of GC today: 1)&...

WinDev in Boston

September 6th, 2004

I am going to WinDev this year to give 2 performance talks. Check out: http://butrain.bu.edu/windev/track2.asp (it's from Oct 25 to 29) Below is the description: C5 - CLR PerformanceWrite faster managed code! Learn about performance engineering, tools and issues specific to managed code including: garbage collection (GC), managed code ...

Using GC Efficiently – Part 1

June 15th, 2004

So the goal here is to explain the cost of things so you can make good decisions in your managed memory usage – it’s not to explain GC itself - it’s to explain how to use it. I assume most of you are more interested in using a garbage collector than implementing one yourself. It assumes basic understanding of GC. Jeff ...

Hello World

June 4th, 2004

Yep, now I have a blog too. I work on the CLR Performance Team so naturally I will be writing about performance. ...

GC Performance Counters

June 3rd, 2004

There are many .NET Memory Performance Counters and this is meant to give you some guidelines in interpreting the counter data and how to correlate them. This assumes you have a basic understanding of GC. First thing you may want to look at is “% Time in GC”. This is the percentage of the time spent in GC since the end of the last ...

Maoni Stephens

.NET GC Architect, .NET Runtime Team

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Clearing up some confusion over finalization and other areas in GC

Using GC Efficiently – Part 2

WinDev in Boston

Using GC Efficiently – Part 1

Hello World

GC Performance Counters

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