By lgayowski
via live.eclipse.org
Published: May 18 2008 / 03:07
The Memory Analyzer is a heap dump analyzer which immediately shows the biggest objects, groups objects by class loaders and adds application knowledge to make sense out of the millions of objects in a typical heap dump. Andreas Buchen of SAP gives a hands-on tour of the project's most important features.
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henk replied ago:
This is a really good idea! A good analyzer/profiler was something really missing in an IDE as comprehensive as Eclipse. As a separate sort-of plugin jprofiler was sort of ok, but I found it's features to be lagging and the integration with Eclipse leaving much to desire.
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