Table of Contents
1 - Introduction2 - Profiling your application
3 - User interface reference
1 - Menus
2 - Toolbar
5 - Event views
6 - Information panes
7 - Dialog windows
4 - SDK Reference2 - Toolbar
3 - Session tabs
4 - Overview panes5 - Event views
6 - Information panes
7 - Dialog windows
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The Oso Memory Profiler supports multiple profiles (sessions) being open at the same time.
All currently open sessions are represented by a tab in the bar directly below the toolbar.
The name displayed in the tab will be one of the following:
- The name of the session as specified when profiling.
- The filename of a session loaded from disk.
- The text "Untitled" for an unnamed, unsaved network session.
Tab Icons
The icon for each tab indicates the type of session that is open:![]() |
File Session Indicates that this session was either loaded from a file, or is a disconnected network session that has been saved to disk. |
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Active Network Session A network session that is still connected via TCP to the application that is being profiled. |
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Disconnected Network Session Disconnected network sessions were connected to an application, but the connection has been lost - either because the remote application has been terminated, or because of transient network issues. |
Right clicking over a session tab displays a context menu with options related to managing the session. You can read more about this context menu in the menus documentation.