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=== Compile-time use === Compile-time garbage collection is a form of [[static program analysis|static analysis]] allowing memory to be reused and reclaimed based on invariants known during compilation. This form of garbage collection has been studied in the [[Mercury (programming language)|Mercury programming language]],<ref name="Mazur_2004"/> and it saw greater usage with the introduction of [[LLVM]]'s [[Automatic Reference Counting|automatic reference counter]] (ARC) into Apple's ecosystem (iOS and OS X) in 2011.<ref name="Napier-Kumar_2012"/><ref name="Cruz_2012"/><ref name="Appleinsider_2015"/>
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