Table of Contents
1 - Introduction2 - Profiling your application
3 - User interface reference
1 - Menus
2 - Toolbar
3 - Session tabs
4 - Overview panes
5 - Event views
6 - Information panes
7 - Dialog windows
4 - SDK Reference2 - Toolbar
3 - Session tabs
4 - Overview panes
5 - Event views
6 - Information panes
7 - Dialog windows
1 - Trial
2 - Licence information
3 - Licensing wizard
4 - Preferences
5 - Filter editor
7 - Search
8 - Send to
9 - Upgrade
10 - About
2 - Licence information
3 - Licensing wizard
4 - Preferences
5 - Filter editor
1 - Address filter
2 - Attribute type filter
3 - Attribute value filter
4 - Block description filter
5 - Block size filter
6 - Block type filter
7 - Function filter
8 - Search filter
11 - Time range filter
6 - Go to2 - Attribute type filter
3 - Attribute value filter
4 - Block description filter
5 - Block size filter
6 - Block type filter
7 - Function filter
8 - Search filter
9 - Stack frame filter
10 - Thread filter11 - Time range filter
7 - Search
8 - Send to
9 - Upgrade
10 - About
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A stack frame filter only shows memory blocks whose callstacks contain an exactly matching memory address within the callstack.Stack frame | Select the frames you wish to view to enable this filter. |
It should be noted that partner events are always enabled for this type of filter.