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use info heap, the result does not show any
allocations.
info heap filename
Writes heap report output to the specified file.
info heap idnumber
Produces detailed information on the specified
heap allocation including the allocation call stack.
show heap-check
Displays all current settings for memory
checking.
set heap-check interval <
nn >
This command starts incremental heap growth
profile. All allocations prior to the execution of
this command are ignored from report. If
incremental heap growth profile is already on,
executing this command will reset the counters
and start a fresh collection. Interval is specified
in seconds.
set heap-check repeat < nn
>
This allows user to specify the number of
intervals GDB should collect the incremental
heap growth. The default value is 100. Every
repeat of the interval tracks heap allocation
during that interval.
Example:
< gdb > set heap-check interval 10
< gdb > set heap-check repeat 100
Here WDB will create 100 incremental apart heap
profiles which are 10 seconds apart.
set heap-check reset
GDB stores incremental heap growth data in an
internal file. During one session data is appended
to this file. If the session is very long, it is possible
that this file may become very large. This
command discards the data existing in the file
and creates a new data file. Once this command
is executed, the user cannot see the old data.
info heap-interval < file
name >
This command creates the report of heap growth.
The data for each interval has the start and end
time of the interval. If file name is mentioned a
detailed report is written in the file.
set heap-check leaks [on |
off]
Controls WDB memory leak checking.
info leaks
Displays a leak report, listing information such
as the leaks, size of blocks, and number of
instances.
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