Copying Garbage Collection is a memory reclamation technique within runtime systems that belongs to the broader class of tracing garbage collection methods, distinguished by its strategy of relocating live objects from a source memory region to a contiguous destination space while implicitly discarding unreachable objects through the failure to copy them.
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Kenneth M. Zeichner · Journal of Teacher Education · 1980 · 485 citations
Garbage collection in a large LISP system
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