Can TPTP do this ?

[Maciej]

I want to monitor simple search application which caches some data
during search process, and from time to time remove some of the data
from cache.

Search process can take several minutes, and therefore I would like to
know what was maximal size of alive (not collected by garbage
collector) cached data during the execution process. How can I do it
with TPTP ?

Another thing in Memory Statistics View. When I have size of all alive
instances of -- let's say -- Cache class, does it refers also to sizes
of all o objects referenced from instances of Cache class (via
fields) ? If no, how can I obtain such an information with TPTP ?

Thank you,

Maciej

 

[tomaszewski.p]

I want to monitor simple search application which caches some data
during search process, and from time to time remove some of the data
from cache.
[...]
Another thing in Memory Statistics View. When I have size of all alive
instances of -- let's say -- Cache class, does it refers also to sizes
of all o objects referenced from instances of Cache class (via
fields) ? If no, how can I obtain such an information with TPTP ?

Thank you,

Maciej

To get memory statistics try Eclipse Memory Analyzer (http://
www.eclipse.org/mat) instead of TPTP.

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