Java & Mobilink
Vladimir Dremin
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Vladimir
David Fishburn
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> It possible integrate Borland OptimizeIt with Mobilink Java VM ?
What is it, and what does it do?
Why would you want to integrate it?
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Vladimir Dremin
"Borland® Optimizeit™ Profiler 5 is an essential for tracking memory and CPU
usage issues during the development of Java™ applications. Combining
ease-of-use and powerful functionality, Optimizeit Profiler allows
developers to rapidly pinpoint, assess, and resolve performance issues.
Memory leaks, performance bottlenecks, and excessive temporary object
allocation become a problem of the past."
In other words it is a memory profiler.
I want to integrate it with Mobilink for check possible memory leak in my
application.
The application has strange behaviour : the "Mem Usage" column in Windows
Task Manager foe Mobilink process
always grown independent run i Java garbage collector or not(I have for
this purposes separate startup classes),
but if i run Java IDE this column decreas it value to reasonable range (from
60Mb to 2-3Mb).
I want examine my classes for possible memory leaks.
"David Fishburn" <fishburn...@sybase.com> wrote in message
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Graham Hurst
Optimizeit, I suspect that using the -jrepath and -X suboptions would let you
run it. Those options let you specify which JRE to use and allow you to specify
any options you want for that JRE.
Cheers,
Graham