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Compact obj_free candidates in place - #136
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use retain_mut in process_obj_free_candidates instead of building a new Vec on every GC. This saves about 38MiB of peak RSS when running the Lobsters benchmark with 12 workers.
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use retain_mut in process_obj_free_candidates instead of building a new Vec on every GC.
This saves about 38MiB of peak RSS when running the Lobsters benchmark with 12 workers.