Looking for Book Recommendations on Java Garbage Collection

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Asked By CuriousCoder123 On

I'm working on my bachelor's thesis titled "Research on Garbage Collection in Java Language," and I'm on the hunt for good books and scientific papers related to Java's garbage collection (GC) algorithms. Specifically, I would love to find a comprehensive table detailing which GC algorithms are available in Java versions 8, 11, 17, and 21. I've already come across a few solid books from O'Reilly, including "High Performance with Java," "Effective Java," "Java Performance," and "Java Memory Management," but I'm looking for more resources to deepen my research.

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Answered By ResourceHunter99 On

Check out the online garbage collection bibliography database at gchandbook.org. It has a huge collection of GC-related publications, abstracts, and links to a lot of the material you'll need.

Answered By Bookworm97 On

The garbage collection handbook is a goldmine, and there are numerous research papers out there for each Java GC. Just keep in mind that there probably won't be a single book that covers everything you need.

Answered By JVM_Junkie On

There's an old but informative paper that dives into a highly efficient Java GC used in production. It might be useful for your thesis—here's the link to check it out.

Answered By GC_Enthusiast On

You should definitely look into C4 GC; it's a newer algorithm that’s getting more attention. There's research available that can be really helpful for your thesis.

Answered By InfoSeeker_42 On

You might need to dive into a lot of materials—coffee will definitely help! Check out the Plumbr Handbook on Java Garbage Collection for a solid overview. For the list of available GCs across versions, you can find the official Oracle documentation links by just swapping the version number. I also recommend looking at research papers on ResearchGate for more in-depth studies.

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