Paper Info
Title
Dynamic memory management with garbage collection for embedded applications
Abstract
A software system can be called a safe-system with respect to memory, when it supports only strong-typing and it does not allow for the manual disposal of dynamic memory [2]. The first aspect guarantees that untyped, potentially dangerous operations are caught by the compiler or by run-time checks. The second issue is solved by the utilisation of an automatic memory reclamation scheme, i.e. a garbage collector. In this paper we argue that the careful choice of the programming language, along with an automatic memory reclamation scheme can optimise memory usage, while ensuring that many of the logical errors related to memory can be avoided.
Year
Venue
Keywords
2000
WIESS
aspect guarantee,dynamic memory management,memory usage,dangerous operation,dynamic memory,automatic memory reclamation scheme,careful choice,manual disposal,garbage collector,logical error,programming language,embedded application,garbage collection,software systems
Field
DocType
Citations 
Programming language,Manual memory management,Computer science,Distributed memory,Memory management,Hazard pointer,Garbage collection,Flat memory model,Memory leak,Overlay
Conference
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
0
2
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Roberto Brega1254.38
Gabrio Rivera251.55