01-09-2013
I'm perfectly happy using a well designed, intuitive GUI if it does what I need to get done. If I keep banging my head against something because the GUI doesn't work, doesn't work consistently, or won't let me do what I need to get done, I'll gladly use a keyboard instead.
It is also frequently difficult to use a GUI to script a frequently repeated task.
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mprof-heap-viewer
mprof-heap-viewer(1) General Commands Manual mprof-heap-viewer(1)
NAME
mprof-heap-viewer - GUI viewer for the logging profiler heap snapshots
SYNOPSIS
mprof-heap-viewer file
DESCRIPTION
mprof-heap-viewer GUI viewer for the logging profiler heap snapshots
WARNING: this application is unfinished and experimental. Nevertheless it should work, and bug reports are encouraged.
This program decodes the contents of a logging profiler output file and locates all the heap snapshots inside it. The user can then select
each individual snapshot and decide to load it in memory and explore its contents.
The GUI is organized to work on "object sets" (listed in a tree view on the left). All operations are performed with a popup menu on the
choosen set.
Initially the sets are the heap snapshots (of course a heap snapshot can be considered a set of objects!). For each set the GUI shows on
the right a list that breaks it down by class (one row for each class).
The user can then refine each set using a "filter", to select a subset. Examples of filters are "all objects of class X", or "all objects
that reference an object of class X". This way the user explores the sets breaking them down to subsets (each subset in the GUI is a child
of its owner set on the tree view).
Moreover the user can issue a "compare" operation between two arbitrary sets A and B, which will compute two subsets: "A - B" (the objects
of A which are not in B, a subsect of A) and "B - A" (the reverse). This can help in understanding what changed on the heap between
garbage collections.
Options
None
ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES
None
SEE ALSO
mono(1)
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 2008 Novell, Inc (http://www.novell.com)
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