A sub-millisecond GC for .NET?blog.applied-algorithms.tech 29 pointsalgorithmsRcool1 year ago4 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−wolfspaw1yDamn, 50x better =O−algorithmsRcoolOP1yAcutally it can be a lot more if you are talking about pause latency, I've seen >200x improvements on max pause time on some syntethic benchmarks−Dusseldorf1yReally exciting stuff, definitely gonna be running some benchmarks on this this week!−algorithmsRcoolOP1yDefinetly interested to hear your results. The synthetics suggest that it is just winning in everything except raw allocation performance, but unless you're allocating millions of objects per second then that shouldn't matter.
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Damn, 50x better =O
Acutally it can be a lot more if you are talking about pause latency, I've seen >200x improvements on max pause time on some syntethic benchmarks
Really exciting stuff, definitely gonna be running some benchmarks on this this week!
Definetly interested to hear your results. The synthetics suggest that it is just winning in everything except raw allocation performance, but unless you're allocating millions of objects per second then that shouldn't matter.