As mentioned during #75, we should implement a null collector.
There are various reasons for doing so. First, there may be a genuine use case for short lived code execution that does not need to run a collection as the heap will be destroyed shortly after. Second, a null collector could be vary useful for bench marking and performance optimizations as it could remove the noise added via the garbage collector.
As mentioned during #75, we should implement a null collector.
There are various reasons for doing so. First, there may be a genuine use case for short lived code execution that does not need to run a collection as the heap will be destroyed shortly after. Second, a null collector could be vary useful for bench marking and performance optimizations as it could remove the noise added via the garbage collector.