kkokosa

From .NET Nerd To Web3 Business.

Hi, how can I contant you? Or maybe you can reach me out on Twitter - https://twitter.com/konradkokosa ?

You may be interested in watching my talk about it at NDC - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVbTmgbiZsA&t=23s

Just as a clarification, "Copying is the most common way (and the current .NET way)" is not the case - .NET GC is generational but it does not promote through generations by copying.

Thank you for all the comments, here's the link to the second episode if you are interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OXvT9f5PPbs

Although there are many valid comments here, I will just leave here a voice from the .NET GC architect herself - https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/how-to-evaluate-info-y....

"I'm not 100% sure what he did say" - this makes me a little worries. What wasn't clear exactly? I've hoped that the GC history from 48:50 covered "the Lisp part" good enough.

I believe it is not difficulty level problem but the fact that due to value types existence in .NET it was ok to live without escape analysis for so many years (like @cpeterso also pointed out).

There is a lot of good things going on in .NET Core about this. Here is a good description of Span: http://adamsitnik.com/Span/#slicing-without-managed-heap-all...

In general - yes: https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/issues/1784. However, nothing more specific I can say...