memory profiler not seeing my objects

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2 total messages Started by Matthew S. Davis Thu, 18 Mar 2004 18:01

Author: Matthew S. Davis
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 18:01

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Hi - We recently purshased OptimizeIt .NET because of previous experience with the Java version.  To gain some confidence in the .NET profiler, I decided to write a little application that simply instantiates 10000 objects that I developed, one-by-one, and to immediately leak them.  When I run the memory profiler, it only recognizing System.* .NET startup objects and is not seeing any of my objects being instantiated.  Does anyone have an idea why that would happen?  Is there something special I have to do to have the profiler see my objects when they are instantiated? I also tried this experiment instantiating/leaking ints and the profiler was not able to see those either.  

Thanks for any guidance,

    -Matthew

Re: memory profiler not seeing my objects

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Author: Will McQueen
Date: Tue, 13 Apr 2004 18:17

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Hi Matthew,

Try the CPU profiler to determine if the classes appear.  Also, we'd
appreciate it if you could send us your testcase along with your steps.

Regards,
- Will

"Matthew S. Davis" <msd4@psu.edu> wrote in message
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>
> Hi - We recently purshased OptimizeIt .NET because of previous experience
with the Java version.  To gain some confidence in the .NET profiler, I
decided to write a little application that simply instantiates 10000 objects
that I developed, one-by-one, and to immediately leak them.  When I run the
memory profiler, it only recognizing System.* .NET startup objects and is
not seeing any of my objects being instantiated.  Does anyone have an idea
why that would happen?  Is there something special I have to do to have the
profiler see my objects when they are instantiated? I also tried this
experiment instantiating/leaking ints and the profiler was not able to see
those either.
>
> Thanks for any guidance,
>
>     -Matthew
>

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