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[News.eclipse.test-and-performance] Re: Disable JIT for java profiling
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Lars wrote:
Hi,
Other profiling tools requires that the JIT compiler is disabled during java
memory profiling (e.g. setting JVM option -Djava.compiler=none)
Is this true for the TPTP java profiling tools?
/Lars