| Issue | Fix Version | Assignee | Priority | Status | Resolution | Resolved In Build |
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| JDK-2026152 | 1.2.2_11 | J. Duke | P5 | Closed | Fixed | 11 |
| JDK-2026151 | 1.2.2_09 | J. Duke | P5 | Closed | Fixed | 09 |
| JDK-2026150 | 1.2.2_08 | J. Duke | P5 | Closed | Fixed | 08 |
| JDK-2026149 | 1.2.2_05a | J. Duke | P5 | Closed | Fixed | 05a |
Generational GC makes the assumption that young objects tend to die
quickly. This means that most time should be spent collecting a
young first generation and that the pause times for this young-space
collection are acceptable.
The train generation attempts to offer similar pause times to young-space
collections by dividing up the heap into small pieces, tracking the
references into each of these subregions, and then, during each
collection only collecting a small number of these at a time.
quickly. This means that most time should be spent collecting a
young first generation and that the pause times for this young-space
collection are acceptable.
The train generation attempts to offer similar pause times to young-space
collections by dividing up the heap into small pieces, tracking the
references into each of these subregions, and then, during each
collection only collecting a small number of these at a time.
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JDK-2026149 Optional incremental train old generation
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