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INTRODUCTION TO TRACE-

BASED COLLECTION
P Shruthi
21P61A05J3
CD PRA
TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.Introduction
2.Basics of trace based
collections
3.Advantages
4.Disadvantages
5.Conclusion

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INTRODUCTION:
"Trace-based collection" in the context of software engineering generally
refers to a method of garbage collection used in programming languages like Java
and C#.
It allows programmers to define and use efficient data structures on the fly,
instead of being restricted to predefined types like arrays or linked lists.

Definition:
Trace-based garbage collection is a technique used to manage memory in
programming languages where the system automatically deallocates memory that is
no longer in use, thus preventing memory leaks and improving program efficiency.

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Real-World Applications:

1) Examines practical applications of trace-based garbage collection in programming


languages and large-scale systems.

2) Illustrates its usage scenarios and impact on real-world performance.

Advantages:

1) Automatic Memory Management: Developers don't need to manually allocate and


deallocate memory, reducing the risk of memory leaks and dangling pointers.

2) Efficiency: By reclaiming memory automatically, trace-based collection helps in


improving overall program performance and resource utilization.
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Disadvantages:

Overhead: The tracing process incurs runtime overhead as it involves scanning


through all reachable objects in memory.
Pause Times: In some cases, the garbage collector may need to pause the execution
of the program while it performs garbage collection, leading to potential latency
issues in real-time systems.
Tuning: Configuring the garbage collector parameters to optimize performance can
be non-trivial and may require experimentation.

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CONCLUSION:
Trace-based garbage collection is a powerful memory management technique used in
modern programming languages, offering automatic memory cleanup and improved
program efficiency. However, understanding its workings and fine-tuning its parameters
are essential for achieving optimal performance in applications.

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