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Markus Kohler

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Markus Kohler is an software architect at SAP
New Memory Analyzer release Posted: Jan 25, 2010 6:59 PM
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A new version of the Eclipse Memory analyzer is available for download and from the update site.
This is the last 0.8 release and from now on working on the 1.0 release will start.
This is a bug fix release and here's the list of the most important bugs fixed:

294350 StackOverflowError in ArrayUtils.hybridsort
270777 The dialog font not apply to the ArgumentWizard
281311 Merged Paths from GC roots calculation may slow down the Leak Suspects report
273915 New resolvers URL, Point and Rectangle
299283 Allow dynamic specification of file extensions for parsers
299497 DTFJ Adapter retains memory
272887 No JvmInfo in Heap Dump details pane
274539 Overview pane is missing scroll bars
297458 Single object queries have a confusing dialog box
254864 Leaking Memory after closing the Heap Dump Editor



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