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Old 07-11-2007, 04:31 PM
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tijmp 0.3
Tijmp is a small and fast memory profiler for Java 6 and later. It can be used to find out what objects exist on the Java heap. It can show why objects are not garbage collected.

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Owner information now shows correct field names for static variables and array indexes show the correct position. The classpath setup was improved. It now installs files in the correct Linux directories.

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