JCarder

The tool mentioned by Nikita is here - https://github.com/Devexperts/dlcheck . It's not a JCarder

I'm having the same issue except each DB is 16 bytes. Still no info when running jcarder.jar

Tried to run jCarder on my small server project and got the error below. Here's my java version:

Guys, We have an app with heavy concurrency. The problem is JCarder analyzer eats up all heap memory

Cool, thanks Tom! I'm about to leave on a short vacation tomorrow but will try to review your

I'm analyzing locks in the OpenJDK java.util.logging code, specifically LogManager and Logger, in

Thank you! I will try it and let you know. On Oct 11, 8:14 pm, Todd Lipcon <t...@lipcon.org>

Hi Ulrik, On 5 Apr., 16:31, Ulrik Svensson <ulri...@gmail.com> wrote: > Thanks to Todd

Just a note, JCarder would be very useful for me if I could easily pre- instrument my code, before

I've pushed a branch to my github: http://github.com/toddlipcon/jcarder/tree/cloudera It includes

Hi Tod! Ok, I see. You are right, the javaagent arguments make sense. I pushed your change set to the

Thank you very much Henning for reporting this issue, the finding about -g:vars and for the small

Hello Henning! I'm glad that you find JCarder useful and it is an interesting feature that you

"Ulrik Svensson" <ulr...@gmail.com> writes: > It would be easiest if you can

Hi Richard, yes, maybe we should clarify exactly what information is included by the "-

Hi Ulrik Thank you for your reply. The issues I cited were just problems I had in making use of

We are happy to release the first public version (1.0) of JCarder today 2007-12-19! Please don't