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Name: gh8910 Date: 02/18/2002 The specification will be for APIs to extract profiling information from a running Java[TM] virtual machine. Both time and memory profiling will be supported. Both sampling and exact mechanisms will be supported. The APIs will be designed to allow implementations which minimally perturb the profile. The APIs will allow inter-operability of profiling and advanced garbage collection technologies. The APIs will allow reliable implementation on the widest range of virtual machines, part of which will be achieved by grouping functionality into optional sets. Queries for which optional capabilities are supported will be provided. An API will be provided by which containers may bill work to a component. The APIs will be targeted to provide a Java programming language model of execution, however, some aspects of the virtual machine, native and operating system models may be directly provided or provided via an extension mechanism. The APIs will be intended to supersede the current experimental interface - the Java Virtual Machine Profiling Interface (JVMPI) - and thus must provide roughly comparable functionality. The APIs will accommodate implementations which can dynamically enable and disable profiling; and thus will allow implementations which have negligible performance impact when profiling is disabled. While profiling in the application development phase will be the primary goal of this specification, the design objectives for low performance overhead and data perturbation will also support profiling in the deployment phase. This work is being developed through the JCP as JSR-163. ======================================================================
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