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Does it make sense to implement a garbage collector in a garbage collection language

I want to implement a garbage collector (GC) in Java or Haskell, but does that make sense?

Will I be able to control when my own GC implementation is launched, and not the GC implementation language?

I assume that there can be three types of answers to this question:

  • Set the flag when starting the virtual machine (VM), which disables the implementation language GC.
  • Use a special design that allows me to manage my own memory, for example, use the Continue Transmission Style (CPS) to control my own evaluation strategy.
  • No, use a language without GC.

Looking at them:

  • I prefer the second option, since I can use this construct in all languages.
  • I do not like the first option, because I will also need to manage the memory of my translator.
  • (And I do not prefer the third option, none, but I can not control it)

This is not a duplicate. I am building an interpreter in a language with a garbage collector. Do I need a garbage collector for the interpreter? , since I am not performing to load my interpreter with the underlying GC.

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