Re: t and nil in pure memory?

[Stefan Monnier]

>> If you need more details I could go back and look it up, but I really
>> don't think there's any useful information to be had.  The experiment
>> was no joke, but it was very limited, just as you wrote.
> Thanks for the info.  It sounds like maybe I should go ahead and investigate
> further...

IIUC the Boehm GC has a fair bit of knobs and tricks to tune it for
particular uses, so I expect it can perform reasonably well for us, but
it will require tuning.  E.g. it'll require teaching the Boehm GC how to
precisely mark our objects.


        Stefan