HeapAnalyzer

HeapAnalyzer is a handy tool that helps you check for Java heap leaks. The best part? You don't need to go through a complicated setup process. All you need is Java installed on your computer.

Easy to Use Anywhere

You can just unzip the program files anywhere on your hard drive and double-click the executable to get started. If you're on the go, you can even save HeapAnalyzer to a USB flash drive or any portable storage. This way, you can run it on any PC that has Java without any hassle!

No Traces Left Behind

Another cool thing about HeapAnalyzer is that it doesn't mess with your Windows registry or Start menu, so when you're done using it, there are no traces left behind.

User-Friendly Interface

The interface is straightforward and clean. All the options are neatly organized in menus and toolbars, making it easy to navigate. HeapAnalyzer can open several types of heap dumps like TXT, TXT.GZ, PHD, and HA formats. If a file doesn't seem valid at first, you can force the analysis by choosing from formats like IBM classic/text or HPROF binary.

Dive into Your Data

You'll have access to some cool features! You can see roots, view distribution charts of gaps in memory, explore a tree of heap dumps sorted by size, or find lists of objects sorted randomly. Plus, you can search for names and addresses in your data!

Customizable Settings

If you're into tweaking settings, this tool lets you adjust how many sub-trees and super-trees to display. You can set minimum size drops for searches (in bytes), change the default directory, toggle verbose mode, and customize the interface look and feel.

Lightweight Performance

Don't worry about system performance; HeapAnalyzer runs smoothly without hogging your CPU or RAM. It responds quickly while running without causing Windows to freeze or crash—so it's reliable!

If you're ready to give it a try for yourself, check out HeapAnalyzer here!