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Sounds good, Jessica. Thank you for responding and for the web links. I'll check them out / comments
Sounds good, Jessica. Thank you for responding and for the web links. I'll check them out
Sure. Attached is a screen shot of the unmanaged memory breakdown by module. Our C++ component is named EZGeoInt. Notice the JVM is only 5 MB but EZGeoInt is 522 MB. So considering the information I provided in my original post, this result made me wonder if leaks associated with the Java native interface objects declared in EZGeoInt are being reported by ANTS as C++ leaks rather than JVM leaks. Thank you! / comments
Sure. Attached is a screen shot of the unmanaged memory breakdown by module. Our C++ component is named EZGeoInt. Notice the JVM is only 5 MB but EZGeoInt is 522 MB. So considering the informat...
Hi Jessica, Thanks for responding. The C++ component is unmanaged and accessed from the .NET layer through interop. / comments
Hi Jessica,Thanks for responding. The C++ component is unmanaged and accessed from the .NET layer through interop.
Would Java Native Interface objects instantiated in C++ appear in the ANTS Profiler as C++ leaks
We have a web application that calls into a C++ component. The C++ component uses a JNIEnv_ pointer to make calls to CallObjectMethod in the Java Virtual Machine. In each case the pointers return...