Gc cleaner

Guild /gc claim Ranking guild member (with claiming permissions) in a group filled with all guild members may claim a keep in the name of the guild /gc decline Declines a guild invitation /gc demote [#] Demotes the target to the specified rank number /gc deposit [copper] Allows players to make a deposit to their guild's bank. Please note that the deposit should be entered in cp. /gc edit Lists editable pieces of the guild structure; To edit them, type /gc edit [editable section name]. /gc edit [ranknum] alli [y/n] Ability for the guild leader to allow a rank to enter/leave alliances (create a diplomatic officer) /gc edit [ranknum] motdedit [y/n] Ability for the guild leader to allow a rank to edit the guild motd /gc email Set the guild's contact email address; Displayed on the Camelot Herald /gc emblem Sets the guild's emblem /gc form Forms the guild (8 people required) /gc info Returns a list of guild information /gc invite [playername] Invites the specified player to join the guild /gc logins Toggles a flag on your character which will send a text message informing you of whenever a member of your guild (who isn't anon) logs on or off /gc motd Lists the message of the day /gc motd [text] Sets the message of the day with the designated text /gc omotd Lists the officer guild message of the day (if one is an officer) /gc omotd [text] Sets the officer message of the day with the designated text /gc promote [playername] [rank#] Promotes the specified player to the specified rank number /gc quit Removes oneself from the guild /gc ranks Lists the ranks in the guild. Leaders may also change these ranks with this command. /gc release Ranking guild member (with releasing permissions) can release a claimed guild keep /gc remove Removes target from the guild /gc removeaccount Removes all characters associated with the same account as the target character. /gc webpage Set the guild's website information; Displayed on the Camelot Herald /gc webranks show/hide Determines whether characters in the guild will be listed with their ranks

(K), ms[memory ] - start time of collection (seconds since jvm start)[memory ] - end time of collection (seconds since jvm start)[memory ] - memory used by objects before collection (KB)[memory ] - memory used by objects after collection (KB)[memory ] - size of heap after collection (KB)[memory ] - total pause time during collection (milliseconds)[memory ] 1.069: parallel nursery GC 24995K->24810K (65536K), 40.038 ms[memory ] 1.535: parallel nursery GC 46818K->46701K (65536K), 31.319 ms[memory ] 8.698-9.247: GC 48085K->46437K (65536K), 230.190 ms[memory ] 9.252-9.915: GC 49055K->55834K (76680K), 216.105 ms[memory ] 9.928: parallel nursery GC 63287K->63287K (76680K), 20.282 ms memory; gc with singlecon A report for a JVM running a single generation concurrent collector (-Xgc:singlecon) with memory or gc specified might look like this: [memory ] GC strategy: singlecon[memory ] heap size: 65536K, maximal heap size: 785672K[memory ] -: GC K->K (K), ms[memory ] - start time of collection (seconds since jvm start)[memory ] - end time of collection (seconds since jvm start)[memory ] - memory used by objects before collection (KB)[memory ] - memory used by objects after collection (KB)[memory ] - size of heap after collection (KB)[memory ] - total pause time during collection (milliseconds)[memory ] 30.220-30.693: GC 65058K->55006K (76680K), 101.591 ms[memory ] 30.749-31.290: GC 76680K->73168K (89716K), 90.350 ms[memory ] 31.297-31.904: GC 79089K->89716K (104968K), 2.386 ms memory;gc with parallel A report for a JVM running a parallel collector (-Xgc:parallel) with memory or gc specified might look like this: [memory ] GC strategy: parallel[memory ] heap size: 65536K, maximal heap size: 785672K[memory ] -: GC K->K (K), ms[memory ] - start time of collection (seconds since jvm start)[memory ] - end time of collection (seconds since jvm start)[memory ] - memory used by objects before collection (KB)[memory ] - memory used by objects after collection (KB)[memory ] - size of heap after collection (KB)[memory ] - total pause time during collection (milliseconds)[memory ] 1.563-1.805: GC 65536K->55018K (76680K), 242.030 ms[memory ] 1.871-2.114: GC 76680K->73161K (89716K), 242.675 ms[memory ] 2.167-2.478: GC 89716K->86478K (104968K), 310.974 ms memory;gc with -Xgcprio: throughput A report for a JVM running a dynamic garbage collector optimized for application throughput (-XgcPrio:throughput) with memory or gc specified might look like this: [memory ] GC strategy: System optimized over throughput (initial strategy singleparpar)[memory ] heap size: 65536K, maximal heap size: 785672K[memory ] -: GC K->K (K), ms[memory ] - start time of collection (seconds since jvm start)[memory ] - end time of collection (seconds since jvm start)[memory ] - memory used by objects before collection (KB)[memory ] - memory used by objects after collection (KB)[memory ] - size of heap after collection (KB)[memory ] - total pause time during collection (milliseconds)[memory ] Changing GC strategy to generational, parallel mark and parallel sweep[memory

This: [memory ] 12.875: nursery GC 89648K->89716K (89716K), 3.296 ms [memdbg ] nursery GC 291: promoted 1510 objects (69744 bytes) in 3.296 ms [memdbg ] Page faults before GC: 36784, page faults after GC: 36800, pages in heap: 22429[finalizer] (YC) Pending finalizers 0->0 [memdbg ] old collection 7 started [memdbg ] Compacting 8 heap parts at index 112 (type 2) (exceptional 0) [memdbg ] starting parallel marking phase [memdbg ] ending marking phase [memdbg ] current generational GC work score: 0.142956[memdbg ] last single generational GC work score: 0.081486 [memdbg ] current error: -0.042956 [memdbg ] previous nursery size: 736760[memdbg ] requested nursery size: 711984 [memdbg ] starting parallel sweeping phase [memdbg ] ending sweeping phase [memory ] 11.841-12.025: GC 89716K->67088K (89716K), 184.000 ms [memdbg ] Page faults before GC: 36827, page faults after GC: 37036, pages in heap: 22429[finalizer] (OC) Pending finalizers 0->0 memdbg with -XgcPrio: throughput Turns on memory printout and adds new special memdbg printouts. A report for a JVM running a dynamic garbage collector optimized for application throughput (-XgcPrio:throughput) with memdbg specified might look like this: [memdbg ] nursery GC 3: promoted 22788 objects (1246K) in 28.472 ms[memdbg ] Page faults before GC: 24768, page faults after GC: 25288, pages in heap: 19170[finaliz] (YC) Pending finalizers 0->0[memdbg ] old collection 2 started[memdbg ] OC reasons: Large obj: 1 (4021248 bytes), TLA: 1, Promotion: 0, GCTrigger: 1, SystemGC: 0, Other: 0[memdbg ] Compacting 8 heap parts at index 0 (type 1) (exceptional 0)[memdbg ] starting parallel marking phase[memdbg ] ending marking phase[memdbg ] current generational GC work score: 0.266484[memdbg ] last single generational GC work score: 0.000000[memdbg ] current error: -0.166484[memory ] Changing GC strategy to single generation, parallel mark and parallel sweep[memdbg ] starting parallel sweeping phase[memdbg ] ending sweeping phase[memdbg ] expanding the heap from 74 MB to 87 MB[memory ] 15.882-16.157: GC 76680K->69203K (89716K), 275.413 ms[memdbg ] Page faults before GC: 25288, page faults after GC: 25765, pages in heap: 22429[finaliz] (OC) Pending finalizers 0->0 memory;gc Information about the memory management system, including: Start time of collection (seconds since JVM start) End time of collection (seconds since JVM start) Memory used by objects before collection (KB) Memory used by objects after collection (KB) Size of heap after collection (KB) Total time of collection (seconds or milliseconds) Total pause time during collection (milliseconds) The information displayed by -Xverbose:memory or -Xverbose:gc will vary depending upon the type of garbage collector you are using. memory;gc with gencon A report for a JVM running a generational concurrent collector (-Xgc:gencon) with memory or gc specified might look like this: [memory ] GC strategy: gencon[memory ] heap size: 65536K, maximal heap size: 785672K, nursery size: 16384K[memory ] -: GC K->K