Re: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks

2002-02-28 Thread Daniel Selman
substantial portion of the memory used by a typical Java 3D-based app is from those binaries, not just the VM. - Mauricio -Original Message- From: Daniel Selman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2002 12:09 AM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks

Re: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks

2002-02-28 Thread Mauricio Vives
Title: RE: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks OptimizeIt and JProbe will track memory usage in the VM, but does anybody know a good way to track *native* memory usage when running a Java 3D-based app?  I refer to the memory usage allocated by the Java 3D binaries (.so or .dll). Note that a

Re: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks

2002-02-27 Thread Daniel Selman
Bob, For large applications I would strongly recommend the commercial products OptimizeIt or JProbe. Sincerely, Daniel Selman -Original Message- From: Discussion list for Java 3D API [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Karsten Fries Sent: Friday, February 22, 2002 2:21 AM To: [EMAIL

Re: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks

2002-02-24 Thread Pasi Paasiala
I can recommend OptimizeIt. http://www.optimizeit.com/ Pasi -Original Message- From: Discussion list for Java 3D API [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of RWGRAY Sent: 21. helmikuuta 2002 20:45 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks Does anyone have a

Re: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks

2002-02-22 Thread Kyle McDonald
Karsten Fries wrote: > Hi Kyle, > > you reminded me of something. Perhaps some other people could comment on this, > too. > > The setting i currently use is -Xms32 -Xmx128 > for setting my preffered min and max heap sizes. > -Xincgc acitvates incremental garbage collection. I simply don't > qui

Re: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks

2002-02-22 Thread Karsten Fries
Hi Kyle, you reminded me of something. Perhaps some other people could comment on this, too. The setting i currently use is -Xms32 -Xmx128 for setting my preffered min and max heap sizes. -Xincgc acitvates incremental garbage collection. I simply don't quite know what i it does to the VM, but i

Re: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks

2002-02-22 Thread Karsten Fries
Hi, you can call the System memory methods to determine the memory used by the VM. If the VM memory drops after the gc your graphics driver software might be the problem. If the VM memory stays at the high level it seems that your objects are not garbage collected at all. Then you have to check

Re: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks

2002-02-21 Thread Kyle McDonald
RWGRAY wrote: > Does anyone have a suggestion/tool for tracking down "memory leaks". > > I build a BracnkGroup with lots of objects. Attach it to my scene. Later, > I detach it. After detaching and calling System.gc(), I *never* see the > memory usage for javaw decrease. (Windows 2000 task ma

Re: [JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks

2002-02-21 Thread Nikolai V. Chr.
Justin Couch wrote: > RWGRAY wrote: > >> Does anyone have a suggestion/tool for tracking down "memory leaks". > > > Typical tool that most seem to recommend is OptimizeIt! JProbe is much better than OptimizeIt, but also a lot more expensive. Regards Nikolai ===

[JAVA3D] Track down memory leaks

2002-02-21 Thread RWGRAY
Does anyone have a suggestion/tool for tracking down "memory leaks". I build a BracnkGroup with lots of objects. Attach it to my scene. Later, I detach it. After detaching and calling System.gc(), I *never* see the memory usage for javaw decrease. (Windows 2000 task manager reports memory usa