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How does a GC compute the root set?

Hi,

How does a garbage collector compute the root set? By scanning the
entire static and stack segments of a program. Or using the symbol
table generated by the compiler? (If the question is irrelevant here,
please excuse me).

Ganesh

Nov 9 '06 #1
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Ganesh wrote:
How does a garbage collector compute the root set? By scanning the
entire static and stack segments of a program. Or using the symbol
table generated by the compiler? (If the question is irrelevant here,
please excuse me).
While there are known (and even popular) implementations of GC in C++,
since you're asking a non-language question, you might consider some
other newsgroup, like comp.programming.

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