[Neil Schemenauer] > That's the dirty culprit. :-) With the GC disabled: > > justpush 0.81 > justzip 0.75 > > Perhaps we should raise the default threshold. A fixed threshold of any size will leave us vulnerable to quadratic-time cases. Proportional growth wouldn't, though. For example, if a round of gc didn't find anything to collect, or found very little, we could boost the threshold by 25% (that's a right shift by 2 and an add <wink>). Contrarily, when gc finds lots of stuff to collect, reduce the threshold. This adjusts itself to a program's runtime characteristics. I suspect most long-running programs enjoy vast stretches of time over which the second derivative of their gc behavior is relatively constant <wink>.
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