I am trying to find the number of accesses (loads/stores) to each object and the corresponding address in Java. I tried instrumenting the exp-dhat tool to print out every single heap allocation and object read and write. However exp-dhat does not even work for a simple "Hello World" application, with a few object allocations. It terminates without giving the output summary and the objects listed are a small fraction of the actual allocations. Is there any way to get exp-dhat or any other valgrind tool to provide me with this information?
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