Sound good to me!

> Personally I'd also like some more refactoring, like rewriting
> spaceForInstancesOf: withInstanceCount into
> #spaceForInstancesOfClass: aClass,  delegating to:
> #spaceFor: amount instancesOfClass: aFixedClass (private category?)
> #spaceForInstancesOfVariableClass: aVariableClass (private category?)
>
>
I was thinking more or less the same. Even more, if we integrate Object >>
sizeInMemory

why not adding also:

Class >> spaceForInstances
    | totalSize |
    totalSize := 0.
    self allInstancesDo: [ :inst |
        totalSize := totalSize + inst sizeInMemory.
    ].
    ^ totalSize

?

Then  we can also replace spaceForInstancesOf: withInstanceCount   with
spaceForInstances
Example:


printSpaceAnalysis: threshold on: aStream
    "SpaceTally new printSpaceAnalysis: 1 on:(FileStream forceNewFileNamed:
'STspace.text')"

    "sd-This method should be rewrote to be more coherent within the rest of
the class
    ie using preAllocate and spaceForInstanceOf:"

    "If threshold > 0, then only those classes with more than that number
    of instances will be shown, and they will be sorted by total instance
space.
    If threshold = 0, then all classes will appear, sorted by name."

    | totalCodeSpace totalInstCount totalInstSpace n totalPercent |
    Smalltalk garbageCollect.
    totalCodeSpace := totalInstCount := totalInstSpace := n := 0.
    results := OrderedCollection new: Smalltalk classNames size.
    'Taking statistics...'
        displayProgressAt: Sensor cursorPoint
        from: 0 to: Smalltalk classNames size
        during: [:bar |
        (Smalltalk globals allClasses) do:
            [:cl | | codeSpace instCount instSpace eltSize | codeSpace := cl
spaceUsed.
            bar value: (n := n+1).
            Smalltalk garbageCollectMost.
            instCount := cl instanceCount.
            instSpace := cl spaceForInstances.
            results add: (SpaceTallyItem analyzedClassName: cl name
codeSize: codeSpace instanceCount:  instCount spaceForInstances: instSpace).
            totalCodeSpace := totalCodeSpace + codeSpace.
            totalInstCount := totalInstCount + instCount.
            totalInstSpace := totalInstSpace + instSpace]].
        totalPercent := 0.0.

    "aStream timeStamp."
    aStream
        nextPutAll: ('Class' padded: #right to: 30 with: $ );
        nextPutAll: ('code space' padded: #left to: 12 with: $ );
        nextPutAll: ('# instances' padded: #left to: 12 with: $ );
        nextPutAll: ('inst space' padded: #left to: 12 with: $ );
        nextPutAll: ('percent' padded: #left to: 8 with: $ ); cr.

    threshold > 0 ifTrue: [
        "If inst count threshold > 0, then sort by space"
        results := (results select: [:s | s instanceCount >= threshold or:
[s spaceForInstances > (totalInstSpace // 500)]])
            asSortedCollection: [:s :s2 | s spaceForInstances > s2
spaceForInstances]].

    results do: [:s | | percent |
        aStream
            nextPutAll: (s analyzedClassName padded: #right to: 30 with: $
);
            nextPutAll: (s codeSize printString padded: #left to: 12 with: $
);
            nextPutAll: (s instanceCount printString padded: #left to: 12
with: $ );
            nextPutAll: (s spaceForInstances printString padded: #left to:
14 with: $ ).
        percent := s spaceForInstances*100.0/totalInstSpace roundTo: 0.1.
        totalPercent := totalPercent + percent.
        percent >= 0.1 ifTrue: [
            aStream nextPutAll: (percent printString padded: #left to: 8
with: $ )].
        aStream cr].

    aStream
        cr; nextPutAll: ('Total' padded: #right to: 30 with: $ );
        nextPutAll: (totalCodeSpace printString padded: #left to: 12 with: $
);
        nextPutAll: (totalInstCount printString padded: #left to: 12 with: $
);
        nextPutAll: (totalInstSpace printString padded: #left to: 14 with: $
);
        nextPutAll: ((totalPercent roundTo: 0.1) printString padded: #left
to: 8 with: $ ).



agree??


thanks



That way you also move ugly instance counting out of the loop.
>
> Also, while you're at it, what about factoring out
> contentBytes > 255
>                         ifTrue: [12]
>                         ifFalse: [isCompact ifTrue: [4] ifFalse: [8].
> into, say, #headerBytesOfClass: aClass ?
>
> And really, wtf?
> An instance of a compact, variable class with more than 255 bytes in it
> will have a 12-byte header, while those with less will have a 4-byte header?
> Plus, setting a class with more than 63 instance variables will never have
> an effect, its instances will always have 12-byte headers?
>
> Cheers,
> Henry
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