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From the Trend tab (see Figure 3-4), you start the analysis of your applications. The object types with the highest growth in bytes/sec are marked red (darkest) in the Trend Analysis table and they are listed at the top of the table. For each update, the list can change and the type that was the highest move down the list. The object types listed in Figure 3-4 are fetched from an example application, where you can suspect a memory leak at the objects marked red.
This section is divided into the following topics:
Table 3-3 explains what each column in the Trend tab displays.
If you have an application with a memory leak, the trend analysis can look something like Figure 3-4, where you have a type with a great growth in memory consumption. The darker (red) the type is, the greater amount of memory it consumes.
This operation freezes the updating of the trend analysis in the Trend tab and you can start to analyze the application. If you want to view more data from the same analysis run, click the Play button again and the Memory Leak Detector resumes displaying samples from the application.
The Types tab appears (see Figure 3-5). For instructions on how to investigate further, see To Get Closer to the Memory Leaking Object.
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