The One Pass (OP) Compactor - An Intellectual Abstract
Offered By: ACM SIGPLAN via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore a groundbreaking advancement in memory management through this 18-minute video presentation from the ISMM 2024 conference. Delve into the One Pass (OP) Compactor, a novel algorithm that revolutionizes heap compaction by reducing the process to a single heap pass. Learn how this innovative approach, developed by researchers from Technion, Israel, combines existing compaction techniques to achieve optimal complexity in addressing memory fragmentation. Discover the algorithm's ability to relocate live objects, fix pointers, and eliminate fragmentation with unprecedented efficiency. Gain insights into the parallel version of the OP Compactor, designed to enhance scalability on multicore platforms. Understand the significance of this intellectual abstract in the field of garbage collection and its potential impact on future memory management systems.
Syllabus
[ISMM24] The One Pass (OP) Compactor (an intellectual abstract)
Taught by
ACM SIGPLAN
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