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Profiler4j is a simple-to-use CPU profiler for Java that supports remote profiling and on-the-fly configuration.
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junit-objects is an advanced object state-testing and profiling framework. junit-objects is different from Junit in that it allows you to assert the state of objects and design rather than the result of method calls.
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log4j/log4net appenders and a supporting Eclipse RCP-based browser for viewing profiling information. The appenders operate either in-process or (to minimize overhead) remotely send their packets to a separate listener via UDP.
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This project provides runtime performance monitoring and reporting for Java applications. It includes a simple API with timers and counters, data persistence, support classes and aspects (AspectJ & Spring AOP), and a reporting web application.
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Detect memory leaks, debug them and analyze performance of allocation/deallocation with this simple middle-ware which provides wrappers for malloc/calloc/free
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BeCover is a Java code coverage tool based on source-code analysis. The main goal is to keep it small and fast, so using it as a plugin in the common IDE's can be achieved.
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This profiler (JRE 1.5.0 only) uses JVMTI and native bytecode instrumentation for the analysis of the heap, reachable objects, execution time, garbage collection efficiency, code coverage and thread contention. No preparation steps required in build.
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Performance profiler for Amiga AACE/Tao Intent software. Works for source in both C and VP. Includes filters to convert data into cvs spreadsheets. (Compiles under Linux as well, but no Linux build system is included)
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JTimeIt is a small framework for writing and running performance tests of Java sourcecode. It's 100% Java, which provides the opportunity of platform-independent performance tests. Additionally, it supports the measurement of JUnit Tests.
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COMPAS J2EE is a non-intrusive performance instrumentation and monitoring toolkit for J2EE. It uses adaptive monitoring to automatically adjust the target coverage. COMPAS is completely portable across J2EE application servers and OSs.
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The goal of this project is to develop the OS-independent, obtrusive, customizable, extensible, generic logging and tracing software mechanism.
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Stat4j is a simple lightweight extension to the popular Java logging package log4. It allows logs to be intercepted and mined in real-time for application statistics including performance metrics.
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Yet Another Java Profiler (YaJP) is a profiler tool that uses the JVMTI interface. It can be used to selectively trace a java program and store this information in a compressed logfile. This logfile can then later be analyzed using the same tool.
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TRAM (short for Trace Analyse Modules) is a collection of plug-ins for the sofware Tulip (see www.tulip-software.org), which is extended in this way to analyse and display traces (resp. trace-data).
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Free Java monitoring library to easily instrument apps to measure performance detail over time with minimal overhead. Has dashboard, SVG graphs. Extends Jamon and its statistical data, same usage. http://www.e-peas.com/opensla/. JMX, SNMP planned.
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CostModel is a Set of Tool inspired by Apendix 3 of the book Programing Pearls, see http://www.cs.bell-labs.com/cm/cs/pearls/appmodels.html. These tools include Costmodel codegeneration using Codesmith for classes in C# and Java that allows to estimate
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FProfiler is a Java Profiler using log4j. Its very fast because it inserts the needed instructions into the byte-code of the class. It can be used to find "Hotspots" in Java programs, libs and servlet environments simply every Java class.
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Kernel Analyzer is tool for Linux that monitor task preemptions and interruptions in the Linux Kernel. Basically it is a Kernel Patch, that comes also with a user proc interface, a KDB interface, and a Java GUI to display charts.
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A static analyzer for Java programs that checks for design guidelines. The project is adopted from PDL (http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=1218571).
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Swing Spy is java based Swing/AWT spy agent that prints the widget under the cursor (like Spy++ for Windows/MFC and SWT Spy for Java-SWT). Download from the homepage: http://www.nenoff.com/swingspy/
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CQSAT is a powerful, comprehensive and extensible framework for static analysis of program source code and detection of software defects.
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http://jmsloadtester.marcel-sauer.de JMS Load Tester is a small command line based Java (>1.5) application to load test JMS brokers like SonicMQ, ActiveMQ, OpenJMS and others. It can be configured with a property file.
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ClassReach is a utility to identify unused Java classes and methods. Once identified, such things can be removed from the code, hopefully simplifying the system.
