You have to manually add another Monitor at $esp and delete the old one, or click Go again in the Browser. You can see ESP's content is updated in the registers view, but Memoy inspectors still show Memory at the same addresses than before. I have to manually click 'Go' next to Memory Browser's address field, or (even worse) delete the 'old' Memory Monitor and set up a new one. If the bitmaps do not count towards heap, that graph naturally wont show them. It puts the memory usage into your activitys. Window -> Show View -> Memory or Memory BrowserĪdd Memory Monitor -> Input: $esp -> OK or Input: $esp in Memory Browser -> Go The profiler graph shows heap memory usage. To easily get the active native memory usage in your app (meaning bitmap allocations), use the following code. Sh /usr/lib/eclipse-cdt/plugins/.application_1.02131403/scripts/cdtdebug.sh binarybomb Linux, openjdk-7-jre 7u95-2.6.4, Eclipse Luna
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I've set Update Mode to Always and tried manually Refreshing, but I suppose that only updates the view of what's in memory, not the context.Īnyway, what can I do to inspect memory at the address of $esp?įurther details to reproduce, if you care: Is this normal behavior? Since at least the Memory Monitor states the input for the memory address to show is an expression, I thought it interprets that expression after every step, since that expression may change. 563740 WindowCache: conditional JMX setup PackBitmapIndex: Reduce memory usage in GC PackBitmapIndex: Add AddToBitmapWithCacheFilter which updates a client. I'm using the CDT stand-alone debugger script: The expression used is $esp (content of the CPU's ESP register). When you first acquire your heap dump, the MAT will show you an overview of the applications memory use. This make take a few minutes, but the results will be persisted so subsequent loads will be quick. Parent context ID can be null to retrieve top level of the hierarchy, can be one of context IDs retrieved by previous getChildren commands, or it can be obtained from another service. When you load a Heap dump for the first time, the MAT will index it. My expectation was that the Panels update the Address to inspect based on the expression I entered, after a step (F5, step into) is done. The command requests a list of contexts available for System Monitor commands.
I can't get the Memory Browser and Memory Monitor to update the Memory Address to inspect at when stepping through disassembly while debugging.
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