this number of objects (i.e. the size of the object graph) determines how
much memory MAT needs. On 32bit machines this can be a problem. The good
news, once you parsed the file on a bigger box, you can still analyze it
on the smaller 32bit box.
Then I try Unix version:
java.lang.RuntimeException: Application "org.eclipse.mat.api.parse" could
not be found in the registry. The applications available are:
This error tells that the parsing application has not been found. The
application is inside the "org.eclipse.mat.api" bundle. Look for the
logging messages before this one. It should give you a reason why the
bundle has not been activated / resolved. Common problems are: installed
via unzip into Eclipse (run with -clean option), MAT requires Java5 but it
is run with a Java4, the native parts have not the right bitsize (e.g.
running 32bit MAT version on a 64bit Java).