GC
The Boehm GC conservative garbage collector
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Concrete methods
Proxy to CreateThread which registers created thread in the GC
Proxy to CreateThread which registers created thread in the GC
Notify the Garbage Collector about the range of memory which should be scanned when marking the objects. The range should contain only memory NOT allocated using the GC, eg. using malloc. Otherwise it might lead to the undefined behaviour at runtime.
Notify the Garbage Collector about the range of memory which should be scanned when marking the objects. The range should contain only memory NOT allocated using the GC, eg. using malloc. Otherwise it might lead to the undefined behaviour at runtime.
- Value parameters:
- addressHigh
End of the range including the last address that should be scanned when marking
- addressLow
Start of the range including the first address that should be scanned when marking
Proxy to pthread_create which registers created thread in the GC
Proxy to pthread_create which registers created thread in the GC
Notify the Garbage Collector about the range of memory which should no longer should be scanned when marking the objects. Every previously registered range of addressed using addRoots which is fully contained withen the range of addressLow and addressHigh would be exluded from the subsequent scanning during the GC. It is safe to pass a range of addressed which doen't match any of the previously registered memory regions.
Notify the Garbage Collector about the range of memory which should no longer should be scanned when marking the objects. Every previously registered range of addressed using addRoots which is fully contained withen the range of addressLow and addressHigh would be exluded from the subsequent scanning during the GC. It is safe to pass a range of addressed which doen't match any of the previously registered memory regions.
- Value parameters:
- addressHigh
End of the range including the last address that should be scanned when marking
- addressLow
Start of the range including the first address that should be scanned when marking