How do I make use of Chrome’s heap profiler? When I expand a tree, what do the children objects represent? What is the count column a count of exactly?
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How do I make use of Chrome’s heap profiler? When I expand a tree, what do the children objects represent? What is the count column a count of exactly?
Here‘s a short tutorial.
The children are objects that contain/reference the parent object. For example, if you have a class
Listand it contains an array of items you get his:String
–Array
—-List
String, Array and List are the Constructors used to create the respective object.
So you might have 50 Strings if you have 5 lists with 10 items each.
This video explains things in a little more detail.