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What is the recommended way to profile memory leaks in React Native — JS-level DevTools or native profilers In a React Native app (using Hermes), I want to detect and fix memory leaks. There seem to ...
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I'm trying to profile a sample java app using VisualVM. I tried starting the app both from Eclipse, and from Windows cmd: same result each time. In the Profiler tab, the CPU section shows correct ...
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I have this sample program: Program.cs: internal class Program { private static void Main(string[] args) { var testObject = new ZZTest(); Console.ReadLine(); Console....
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What are the best practices and tools for performing a memory profile on a React.js frontend and a Strapi backend application? How can I identify memory leaks, optimize memory usage, and ensure ...
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I'm using JProfiler to analyze memory allocation in my Java application. When I perform a specific operation, I see a 200MB spike in the live memory view. However, the allocation profiling only shows ...
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lately, I came across ClinicJS, I want to know if I can use it for mentoring my application on AWS ECS. I went throw the API docs, it looks so interesting, and I tried it locally, but I wondering of ...
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Is there a way to profile memory of a native C++ application on a remote machine where VS is not installed? Per MSFT document below, remote tool is installed on the remote Windows and VSDiagnostics....
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I am trying to profile my python code. I looked at Scalene, for which I would need to run scalene main.py in my cmd. However main.py also has some custom imported functions, from other files like ...
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I have a FastAPI service, when deployed it uses minimal RAM of 600MB approx, but after a few days, the RAM consumption is going to 5GB and doesn't come down. So I am trying to profile my code. I added ...
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There are many options for heap profiling in NodeJS, but I'm having trouble finding anything to profile the memory returned by process.memoryUsage().arrayBuffers. So far the only approach I've found ...
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I'm not new with python, quite beginner with Kivy though. And never ever tried to catch a memory leak. I went pretty far with developing my python Kivy app when accidentally noticed (using Windows ...
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This question is about GNU time utility on Ubuntu and CentOS, not bash time command. I am looking at measuring resources used by CI job commands (most importantly max memory usage) using time --...
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I am using Debug.MemoryInfo class to log the various statistics about the memory mappings for a process. Here is the implementation: Debug.MemoryInfo appMemoryInfo = new Debug.MemoryInfo(); Debug....
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I've been reading through the "What every programmer should know about memory" paper and got confused with the measurements performed on pages 20-21 of the document. Sequential Read Access I ...
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I was expecting scipy's sparse matrices to use a lot less memory than the na(t)ive list of lists representation, but experiments have proven me wrong. In the snippet below, I'm building a random ...
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