Introduction
1.
Memory Profiling For Mere Mortals
1.1.
Memory Profiling For Mere Mortals 1
2.
Toy Story
2.1.
Toy Story 1
2.2.
Toy Story 2
2.3.
Toy Story 3
2.4.
Toy Story 4
2.5.
Toy Story 5
2.6.
Toy Story 6
2.7.
Toy Story 7
2.8.
Toy Story 8
2.9.
Toy Story 9
2.10.
Toy Story 10
2.11.
Toy Story 11
2.12.
Toy Story 12
2.13.
Toy Story 13
2.14.
Toy Story 14
2.15.
Toy Story 15
2.16.
Toy Story 16
2.17.
Toy Story 17
3.
HUH?
4.
Server
4.1.
Server 1
4.2.
Server 2
4.3.
Server 3
4.4.
Server 4
4.5.
Server 5
5.
Memory Leak
5.1.
Memory Leak 1
5.2.
Memory Leak 2
5.3.
Memory Leak 3
5.4.
Memory Leak 4
6.
Memory Leak Causes
6.1.
Memory Leak Causes 1
6.2.
Memory Leak Causes 2
6.3.
Memory Leak Causes 3
7.
Garbage Collector
7.1.
Garbage Collector 1
7.2.
Garbage Collector 2
7.3.
Garbage Collector 3
7.4.
Garbage Collector 4
7.5.
Garbage Collector 5
7.6.
Garbage Collector 6
8.
Trouble Shooting Leaks
8.1.
Trouble Shooting Leaks 1
8.2.
Trouble Shooting Leaks 2
8.3.
Trouble Shooting Leaks 3
8.4.
Trouble Shooting Leaks 4
8.5.
Trouble Shooting Leaks 5
8.6.
Trouble Shooting Leaks 6
9.
Considerations
10.
Name Your Functions
10.1.
Name Your Functions 1
10.2.
Name Your Functions 2
10.3.
Name Your Functions 3
10.4.
Name Your Functions 4
10.5.
Name Your Functions 5
10.6.
Name Your Functions 6
10.7.
Name Your Functions 7
10.8.
Name Your Functions 8
10.9.
Name Your Functions 9
10.10.
Name Your Functions 10
10.11.
Name Your Functions 11
10.12.
Name Your Functions 12
10.13.
Name Your Functions 13
11.
Recording Allocation Profile
11.1.
Recording Allocation Profile 1
11.2.
Recording Allocation Profile 2
11.3.
Recording Allocation Profile 3
11.4.
Recording Allocation Profile 4
12.
Sampling Memory Allocations
12.1.
Sampling Memory Allocations 1
12.2.
Sampling Memory Allocations 2
12.3.
Sampling Memory Allocations 3
13.
Demo Time
14.
Resources
15.
Thanks!
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Memory Profiling For Mere Mortals
Garbage Collector
node
8
and
7
reference no other nodes, their
retaining size
is equal to their
shallow size
node
6
retains node
8
, therefore its
retaining size
is the it's own
shallow size
plus the
retaining size
of node
8