On 30/07/06, will pugh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Isn't Full GCs a big problem?  If have a bunch of pages in virtual
memory, and need to do a full heap walk.  Won't you basically have an
exercise in page faults?

Realistically, doesn't that happen for any full GC though, regardless
of how they're laid out? Even if the JVM requests a single large
contiguous space, it will still be treated as many pages by the OS,
and you'll get a similar amount of page faults. It doesn't matter what
virtual address space they're mapped into.

One of the suggestions I put forward elsewhere was having several
zones (one per classloader); the advantage would then be you could GC
each zone separately, and potentially at different intervals.

Alex.

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