What are GC Modes?
GC (Garbage Collection) modes dictate how the garbage collector handles objects and memory, influencing performance and stability. Different modes have different strategies for releasing memory and managing objects.
Common GC modes include:
Max Heap, Limited Heap, Parallel GC, and Turbo GC.
Each mode has different characteristics and is appropriate for different scenarios.
GC Mode Preview
Here's a preview of a GC mode.
Max Heap
Max heap prioritizes ensuring objects are fully collected even if it might require some performance overhead.
Limited Heap
Limited heap focuses on rapid object release but may lead to memory leaks if not managed carefully.
Parallel GC
Parallel GC is designed to maximize throughput by utilizing multiple cores simultaneously.
Turbo GC
Turbo GC is an optimization method designed to reduce the frequency of garbage collection.