Thank you Larry Hastings for your wonderful detailed answer. Just the answer I
was looking for. I am trying to work on memory management in python. CPython
reference counting is very hard to modify. Before I start implementing
something I just wanted to know whether anybody has tried similar thi
Sorry, Eric. V. Smith. I don't know how to quote someone like everyone is
doing. I am new to mailman . I am working on it though.
Thanks.
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Thank you, sir. Guido already mentioned it so I was going to search google
about it. Thanks for your direct link as well. I really appreciate it. I will
surely look into that. :)
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Thank you sir for directing me to Gilectomy. I will definitely take a look and
that and try to design my own experimentations.
I definitely could have asked for direction in a better way. I could have asked
in a better approach. Thanks for pointing that out as well.
Before experimenting can't I ask someone whether relevant experiments were made
or not? if I am not supposed to do that then I totally agree with you, sir.
I tried asking in python-ideas and one of the replies was "I gather there have
been some experiments along these lines as part
of efforts
In CPython we have reference counting. My question is can we optimize current
RC using
strategies like Deferred RC and Coalescing? If no then where would I face
problems if I try
to implement these sorts of strategies?
These strategies all depend on the concept that we don't need the exact value
