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Subject: Re: GC in Ada
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	There is a simple garbage collector written in Ada in the
repository in PD:<ADA.COMPONENTS>GARBAGE*.*; data:

%4 Garbage_Collection

Author       : Doug Bryan
             : Computer Systems Lab
             : Stanford University

Machine/System Compiled/Run on :
  Data General MV/10000 running the Ada Development Environment 2.2

Keywords     : MEMORY, GARBAGE, GARBAGE COLLECTION

Abstract     :
 This is a generic garbage collector.  It simply maintains an internal
linked list of items which have been freed then reuses these items when more
are needed.

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