Does Java RTS use a real-time garbage collector?
Yes. Java RTS 2.0 is the first Java RTS product release that includes RTGC — a real-time garbage collector that includes a further enhanced version of an innovative real-time GC algorithm that was created in concert with Lund University. It provides Java developers very fine-grained control over the behavior of garbage collection (dynamic memory management) in a real-time environment, while ensuring that the integrity of the environment remains preserved. It requires only minor changes to existing code. The RTGC is tunable so that it can provide the optimum performance for every application environment; latencies in the hundreds of microseconds can be obtained.
Yes. Java RTS 2.0 was the first Java RTS product release to include the RTGC — a real-time garbage collector that includes a further enhanced version of an innovative real-time GC algorithm that was created in concert with Lund University. It provides Java developers very fine-grained control over the behavior of garbage collection (dynamic memory management) in a real-time environment, while ensuring that the integrity of the environment remains preserved. It requires only minor changes to existing code. The RTGC is tunable so that it can provide the optimum performance for every application environment; latencies in the hundreds of microseconds can be obtained.
