I have a heap dump and I\'m using Eclipse MAT, though I suppose this should work through visualvm or whatever OQL client.
i\'ve been searching around for a solution for this problem and haven\'t found anything good =( so the problem is i need to create an excel file up to 50.000 registers and when i do this show me this
I have an issue with threads. I am defining a global variable, a char * that I initialize to NULL, and a mutex.
I have set maximum heap size to 4gb for 64bit Weblogic JVM. When i stress-test app, heap size never go开发者_高级运维es over 4Gb, but java.exe in taskmanager can consume up to whopping 10 Gb. Where th
I understand that this is an implementation detail. I\'m actually curious what that implementation detail is in Microsoft\'s CLR.
Could anyone please开发者_开发技巧 give me a quick overview/point me to documentation of a way to inspect the stack (and heap?) of a C program? I thought this should be done with GDB, but if there are
I\'m still working on my Field class, and tried to improve my piss-poor insertion/erase performance.
I开发者_StackOverflow中文版s there a libc function (or equivalent) to know the current size of the heap?
How is internally the maximum size of stack and Heap is set? How开发者_开发技巧 can we determine its maximum size? I am not using it for any of my projects. But this is just out of curiosity.iPhone/iO
I\'m trying to determine how much heap any given TYPE_INT_ARGB BufferedImage will use so that, for a program which is doing some image processing, I can set a reasonable max heap based on the size of
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