Who wants to have some fun memory debugging?
Nick B
nick.barbalich at gmail.com
Wed May 13 03:16:53 PDT 2009
Denis Koroskin wrote:
> At work, we manage memory ourselves (C++ that is). As result of a
> program run, a memory log is created which is then visualized by a
> Memory Monitor. MM gives a picture of memory state at any given time.
> You use a scroller to advance in time. You may a watch a history of
> every memory block - when it was first allocated, how it was reused,
> etc. It also gives you a great picture of how big memory fragmentation
> is, how efficient it is reused etc.
>
> I may post a few screenshots or even a whole program with a sample
> memory log to show you how useful it is. Perhaps, it will be an
> inspiration for someone to create something like it for D GC.
> Unfortunately, an implementation is heavily memory-management specific
> and thus there is little to no code to share.
Dennis - this sounds very interesting. Could you post some screen shots etc.
Nick B.
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