Reference Information · Memory Usage View

Contents Keyword Index Using the WDB GUI Reference Information Main Window Menus Toolbar Icons and Shortcut Keys Views Source View Disassembly View Command View Watch View Local Variables View Call Stack View Threads View Registers View Memory Usage View Build View Dialog Boxes Load Program Dialog Box Open File Dialog Box Save/Restore Debug Session Dialog Box Breakpoints Dialog Box Source File Paths Dialog Box Object File Paths Dialog Box Signals Dialog Box Find Dialog Box Debugger Preferences Dialog Box Quick Watch Dialog Box Fix List Dialog Box Memory Check Dialog Box Troubleshooting Using Help

Overview Memory Usage View Description Memory Usage Pop-up Menu Tips See Also Overview The Memory Usage view displays data collected on memory leaks and heap usage. To enable collection of memory data, see Examining Memory Use. Memory Usage View Description Area Description Report Area Displays a report on memory leaks or memory (heap) use. Each line of the report groups leaks or heap allocations associated with the specific stack trace. Click the box to the left of a line in the report to view the associated stack trace. For details on each of the headings in the report, see Examining Entries in Memory Leak and Memory Use Reports Type of Report Toggle Choose the type of report you want: either a memory leak report, or a memory use report. Message Area Displays messages related to the Memory view, such as messages informing you that the report needs to be updated. Memory Usage Pop-up Menu In the Memory Usage view, click the right mouse button to display a pop-up menu that contains the following commands: Command Action Update Updates the current report with the latest information. Save To File Saves the memory leak or memory (heap) use report to a file. Collapse All Collapses all report entries that you've expanded. Open Separate Window Displays the Memory Usage view in a separate window, allowing you to see more than one GUI view at the same time. Return to Main Window Closes the separate window and enables the Memory Usage tab. Available when the Memory Usage view is displayed in a separate window. Tips Double-click on a function in a stack trace in the memory report to display source for the function. See Also Examining Memory Use Using the Memory Usage View Return to Top