This article discusses a library called AGM::LibGC for garbage collection in C#. We will take a look at three fundamental problems of reference counting, and state how the solution offered by LibGC has none of these disadvantages.
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<H2>#define <A HREF="#DOC.DOCU">GC_THRESHOLD</A></H2><H2>(16U*1024U*1024U)</H2><BLOCKQUOTE>The garbage collector runs every time that allocated memory - garbage collected memory > GC_THRESHOLD.</BLOCKQUOTE>
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<BLOCKQUOTE>The garbage collector runs every time that
allocated memory - garbage collected memory > GC_THRESHOLD.
By adjusting this variable, garbage collection becomes
rarer (if a bigger value is set) or more often (if a smaller value is
set).</BLOCKQUOTE>
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