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Memory options [message #55292]

Mon, 27 February 2006 19:20

Eclipse User

Is it possible for the memory profiler to tell you which classses created
the object instances?

Thanks,
Mike

Re: Memory options [message #55700 is a reply to message #55292]

Tue, 28 February 2006 15:27

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: Navid_Mehregani_nmehrega.ca.ibm.com

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Yes, there is. In your profile launch configuration -> Switch to the
profiling tab -> Select the 'Memory Analysis' profiling set -> Click on
Edit -> Next -> Select Basic Memory Analysis (Make sure this option is
checked) -> Click on 'Advanced' -> Check 'Collect instance level
information' -> Next -> Set your filter set -> profile.

Double click on 'Basic Memory Analysis' listed under your agent. Click on
the 'instance level information' button for this view. The button is
located in the top right hand corner of the view. It has a green and
purple circle on it. This view should show you all your classes and the
objects they've declared.

Navid Mehregani
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 Yes, there is.  In your profile
launch configuration -> Switch to the profiling tab -> Select the
'Memory Analysis' profiling set -> Click on Edit -> Next -> Select
 Basic Memory Analysis (Make sure this option is checked) -> Click
on 'Advanced' -> Check 'Collect instance level information' -> Next
-> Set your filter set -> profile.
 
 Double click on 'Basic Memory Analysis'
listed under your agent.  Click on the 'instance level information'
button for this view.  The button is located in the top right hand
corner of the view.  It has a green and purple circle on it.  This
view should show you all your classes and the objects they've declared.
 
Navid Mehregani
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