I'm amused..
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... about a little thing called GC (aka Garbage Collector). (I always thought a computer/framework/programming-language is a deterministic thingy :D ) Have a nice day everybody :) Phil
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Philip F. wrote:
I always thought a computer/framework/programming-language is a deterministic thingy
That's the thing with computers - you can't think something about them and expect to keep on thinking that forever. They keep changing - faster than a baby grows.
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... about a little thing called GC (aka Garbage Collector). (I always thought a computer/framework/programming-language is a deterministic thingy :D ) Have a nice day everybody :) Phil
I won’t not use no double negatives.
:wtf:
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... about a little thing called GC (aka Garbage Collector). (I always thought a computer/framework/programming-language is a deterministic thingy :D ) Have a nice day everybody :) Phil
I won’t not use no double negatives.
Philip F. wrote:
I always thought a computer/framework/programming-language is a deterministic thingy
You've obviously neither worked with threads, nor with THAT ONE project i have the pleasure to "help with".
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Philip F. wrote:
I always thought a computer/framework/programming-language is a deterministic thingy
You've obviously neither worked with threads, nor with THAT ONE project i have the pleasure to "help with".
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Hehe ;) I do. But I had the joy of observing a windows service of mine through WinDbg and found it amusing how the GC is working ;) But you make me curious, what is "THE ONE" project? Phil
I won’t not use no double negatives.
What is it about how the GC is working that you found amusing?
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What is it about how the GC is working that you found amusing?
Scott Dorman
Microsoft® MVP - Visual C# | MCPD President - Tampa Bay IASA [Blog][Articles][Forum Guidelines]
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The way it continuously allocates more memory when enough free memory is available, for suddenly releasing it nearly completely and so on. And all this without obvious (at least at first sight) reason... I found that amusing because it gave me somehow the impression that the GC has some kind of emotional reaction when it comes to memory. :D Yet, I'm glad it actually exists ;) Phil
I won’t not use no double negatives.
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... about a little thing called GC (aka Garbage Collector). (I always thought a computer/framework/programming-language is a deterministic thingy :D ) Have a nice day everybody :) Phil
I won’t not use no double negatives.
Philip F. wrote:
GC (aka Garbage Collector).
Hey hey hey, don't mess with Gold Canyon. (Or the Grand Canyon for that matter.)
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... about a little thing called GC (aka Garbage Collector). (I always thought a computer/framework/programming-language is a deterministic thingy :D ) Have a nice day everybody :) Phil
I won’t not use no double negatives.
Philip F. wrote:
little thing called GC
which you don't have to mistake with CG :)
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