[Soot-list] How to measure the memory usage ?

Stephen Neuendorffer neuendor at eecs.berkeley.edu
Sun Oct 17 14:38:34 EDT 2004


We use the attached script to summarize output of -Xloggc.
I believe you can get the same information out of JVMPI, which would
probably make it easier to compare a particular portion of code.

Steve

At 11:26 AM 10/16/2004 -0400, Prof. Laurie HENDREN wrote:
>I think one choice would be to turn on some of the gc information when
>you run your JVM (-verbose:gc).      You might also want to call an
>explicit gc before the part you want to measure, and then just after it.
>
>Anyone have another way?  It's an interesting question.
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#!/bin/sh
# Script that reads in output generated by Java -Xloggc and generates a
# memory usage report.
#
# @Authors: Steve Neuendorffer
#
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# Lines look like
# 1.67619e-006: [Full GC 508K->160K(260160K), 0.0135542 secs]


gawk 'BEGIN {FS="K|>| "}
# accumulate GC lines
/\[Full GC/ {
    fullCount++;
    endingMemory=$6
    totalMemory=totalMemory+$4-$6
}
# accumulate GC lines
/\[GC/ {
    gcCount++;
    endingMemory=$5
    totalMemory=totalMemory+$3-$5
}
END {   
       print "GCStats: totalStatic: " endingMemory "K dynamicRT: " totalMemory "K"
}' -



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