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
9 - Stack frame 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 filter
11 - Time range filter7 - Search
8 - Send to
9 - Upgrade
10 - About
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A thread filter only shows memory events from specific threads.
Threads | Select the threads you wish to view to enable this filter. |
Show partner events | If this option is enabled partner events will also be shown even if they don't occur in any of the selected threads. For example, if an allocation event occurs in one of the selected threads, but its associated free event doesn't, both events will appear in the thread streams if this option is selected. |