On 19 Aug 2005, felix winkelmann wrote: > The `time' macro should give you (major) GC times
Thanks to Ed and Felix. Maybe this aspect of 'time' should be added to the manual :-) > Well, Chicken is mostly about GC. Minor GC's are *needed' to clean up > the stack and give the "illusion" of proper tail calls. > Alternatively: reduce memory load (for example by evicting static data into > the non-GC'd heap). I think that I have some large data structures (100-200 MB stored in files) that need no GC. They are deeply nested lists or vectors which the program 'read's once on startup (they are rarely modified). How can I tell 'read' (or a similar function) to put them on the heap? Sven
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