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In this release, [ @LukasKellenberger ] [ @LukasKellenberger ] introduced in
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[ #539 ] [ #539 ] a new setting in the sbt plugin that lets users select what
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- implementation of the garbage collector should be used. Currently, BoehGC
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- and no GC are supported .
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+ implementation of the garbage collector should be used. Currently, it lets you
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+ select Boehm GC, or disable the garbage collector altogether .
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This work was done in preparation for [ the improved GC that will be shipped
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with Scala Native 0.3] [ #726 ] !
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The first releases of Scala Native use Boehm GC. A new and improved garbage
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collector has been under development by [ @LukasKellenberger ] [ @LukasKellenberger ]
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- and will be presented at Scala Days during Denys' talk. Stay tuned!
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+ and will be presented at Scala Days during Denys' talk. Stay tuned for more
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+ more details to come soon!
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The pull request introducing the new garbage collector can be found in
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[ #726 ] [ #726 ] .
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binaries compiled by Scala Native, using a technique called selector-based
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row displacement.
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- These improvements make the dispatch table 10 times smaller.
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+ These improvements make the dispatch table up to 10 times smaller, on some
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+ codebases in the wild.
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## 0.4 and beyond
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