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Remote profiling in 64 bits on Sparc

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fvofvo - 12 Aug 2004 07:53 GMT
I run on a Sparc machine a 64 bits C code that calls a JVM - unfortunately,
all the profilers I know for Unix are compiled in 32 bits (I'm looking for
a memroy leak in a big Java, that could also come from the JNI links).

Any idea for me ?
Michael Amling - 12 Aug 2004 14:10 GMT
> I run on a Sparc machine a 64 bits C code that calls a JVM - unfortunately,
> all the profilers I know for Unix are compiled in 32 bits (I'm looking for
> a memroy leak in a big Java, that could also come from the JNI links).
>
> Any idea for me ?

  Start it in a new process?

--Mike Amling
zoopy - 16 Aug 2004 01:20 GMT
> I run on a Sparc machine a 64 bits C code that calls a JVM - unfortunately,
> all the profilers I know for Unix are compiled in 32 bits (I'm looking for
> a memroy leak in a big Java, that could also come from the JNI links).
>
> Any idea for me ?

Maybe it's not that easy, but can't you grab the source of GNU's debugger (gdb
<http://www.gnu.org/software/gdb/gdb.html>) and compile it on Sparc's 64 bits yourself?
[As said, don't know if gdb supports Sparc 64bits arch]

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Regards,
Z.

zoopy - 16 Aug 2004 01:29 GMT
>> I run on a Sparc machine a 64 bits C code that calls a JVM -
>> unfortunately,
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
> on Sparc's 64 bits yourself?
> [As said, don't know if gdb supports Sparc 64bits arch]

Please ignore; I read "debuggers" instead of "profilers".

--
Regards,
Z.   *logs off and goes to bed


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