Hi Alexandre. This is very interesting for me.

I just test it a little. I am quite intrigued to know if the attached screenshots are normal.

I just did nothing. I mean NOTHING in the image, while Manuia was running. I just left the mouse and keyboard doing nothing.

First was picture 11 and then 13.

Another question: what is the red curve in your screenshot?� I don't have it.

Thanks

Mariano

2010/5/31 Alexandre Bergel <alexandre.bergel@inria.fr>
Hi!

Between two latexing session, I did a 3 hours long coding session. I produced Manuia, a real-time memory monitor. I attached a screenshot to this email.
You can try it by:

Gofer new
� � � �squeaksource: 'MetacelloRepository';
� � � �package: 'ConfigurationOfSpy';
� � � �load.
(Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfSpy) perform: #loadDefault


If you use a Pharo 1.1 then world menu/tools/Manuia Memory Monitor . Else, evaluate "ManuiaMonitor new open"
Green curve is about the memory consumption: when it goes up, when you consuming memory. Vertical bars indicate that at least 10 incremental garbage collect was realized.

There is a probe class button. Click on it, enter the name of a class, then you can see the evolution of the number of instances.

It is just a small experiment I did. I haven't got the time to intensively use it. Feedbacks are very welcome.

Cheers,
Alexandre
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