The three schemes currently implemented are generational, stop-the-world
mark-and-sweep, and incremental mark-and-sweep. The generational GC
implementation is not complete yet. The default GC scheme at the moment
is stop-the-world mark-and-sweep. For the 1.0 release the default will
likely be
Hi,
Allison Randal wrote:
It's worth exploring, and may lead to other experiments in parallel GC..
Parrot allows multiple different GC systems, so you shouldn't encounter
significant problems on the Parrot side, but if you do, let us know and
we'll fix them. I don't know if Harmony's parallel
platform. This will help the Perl community to have a
good taste of Solaris when Perl 6 would be out :=)
Cheers,
Stefan
Stefan Parvu
Blog: http://stefanparvu.blogspot.com
> I'm not aware of any pre-built packages, but the
> Parrot VM should build
> and past most of its tests on either Solaris x86 or
> SPARC.
Right. I will give a spin under Solaris Express (aka
Nevada, Solaris 11) AMD64.
>
> There is no official "Perl6" yet, but there is
> considerable developm
Hi,
Any experiments with Perl6/Parrot and Solaris Express
or Solaris 10 ? Im curious how much the language has
changed and how well the new VM would work in Solaris
...
Is there any Solaris x86 or sparc package of the new
Parrot VM ?
thanks,
