I am trying to track some excessive memory allocations in my
application. For some reason the use of
Debug.setAllocationLimit or VMDebug.setAllocationLimit appears to
have no effect.
I have test code that does something like:
Debug.setAllocationLimit(0);
String s = new String("AAAA");
Debug.setAllocationLimit(-1);
expecting the second line to throw an allocation exception but it does
not.
What is the correct way to track allocations between 2 points in the
code execution?
Is there some global place where allocations tracking must be turned
on before they can be counted?
Stefan
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