| Re: [mat-dev] EclipseCon 2020 Memory Analyzer Zoom session - today, 20 October 2020 |
I have volunteered to host today a DIY birds-of-a-feather session about Eclipse Memory Analyzer at the virtual EclipseCon 2020.
Please come along if you are able.
https://www.eclipsecon.org/2020
You would need to register for the conference, but it is free.
Eclipse Memory Analyzer future developments
Tuesday, October 20, 2020
7:00 PM to 8:00 PM Europe/Berlin
6:00 PM to 7:00 PM Europe/London
1:00 PM to 2:00 PM America/New York
Room 3
DIY Session (BoF)
Information
Eclipse Memory Analyzer is a tool to solve Java OutOfMemoryErrors by finding the cause of memory leaks and showing how some of the heap is wasted. It operates off-line from the target process by using heap dump files.
We would appreciate comments on what you do like, what you don't, and on the proposed new features.
Eclipse Memory Analyzer version 1.10 was released earlier this year with the following features:
Parallel parsing of HPROF for improved performance
Direct reading of Gzipped HPROF files to reduce disk space
Improved OQL for more complex queries
Eclipse Memory Analyzer version 1.11 is planned for December 2020, and we would appreciate comment on the following proposed features:
Improved comparison queries - including leak suspects report by comparing two snapshots
Handling of huge heap dumps (including >2^31 objects) by randomly discarding some objects
Dark theme for reports
More links in HTML reports
Andrew Johnson
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