YourKit, LLC announces the availability of YourKit Java Profiler 7.5
It can be downloaded at
http://www.yourkit.com/download/
MOST NOTABLE CHANGES AND NEW FEATURES IN 7.5:
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- CPU profiling: wall time configuration available in UI
- CPU profiling: improved quality of sampling for programs which
use java.util.concurrent blocking
- J2EE profiling: easily enable profiling of a remote J2EE server with the help
of a console version of J2EE integration wizard.
- Memory profiling: it is now possible to open huge memory snapshots
(1 Gb and bigger) on 32-bit machines.
- Memory profiling: biggest objects are shown as a dominator tree instead of a plain list
- Memory profiling: biggest objects are shown almost immediately
- Memory profiling: retained size of individual objects is shown in object explorer,
paths and incoming references views
- Memory profiling: values of primitive types are available in non-HPROF snapshots too
(requires Java 6 or newer; for Sun Java Java update 4 or newer is required)
- Memory profiling: new allocation recording options:
* record each N-th object
* record objects of size more than X bytes
- Memory profiling: allocation recording: multidimensional arrays are recorded as well
- Memory profiling: to make UI more responsive, merged paths shown in slave
views are not expanded automatically
- Mac OS X 64-bit Java supported
- Mac OS X 10.5 "Leopard" supported
- UI: "File | Export to..." exports to CSV ("comma separated values") format and
to plain text format, as well as to HTML
- UI: export works in telemetry graphs as well (right-click graph to invoke a pop-up menu)
- UI: in most views, filtering applies automatically as you type (no need to press Enter).
- Memory snapshots loading improvements
- Profiling on Java 7 is now supported
- IDE integration: Eclipse 3.4 M7 supported
- IDE integration: Eclipse: improved navigation to inner and anonymous classes
- IDE integration: IDEA 8 (EAP) supported (tested with build 8280)
- IDE integration: improved integration on 64-bit Windows and 64-bit Linux
- J2EE integration: improved integration on 64-bit Windows and 64-bit Linux
- Fixes in JRockit support
- Overall stability and performance improvements
See complete list of changes at
http://www.yourkit.com/changes/
Kindest regards,
YourKit Team