Heap snapshot object id to be accessible by means of $x command line API.

Identifier of the object to get heap object id for.

Id of the heap snapshot object corresponding to the passed remote object id.

Symbolic group name that can be used to release multiple objects.

Evaluation result.

Return the sampling profile being collected.

Average sample interval in bytes. Poisson distribution is used for the intervals. The default value is 32768 bytes.

By default, the sampling heap profiler reports only objects which are still alive when the profile is returned via getSamplingProfile or stopSampling, which is useful for determining what functions contribute the most to steady-state memory usage. This flag instructs the sampling heap profiler to also include information about objects discarded by major GC, which will show which functions cause large temporary memory usage or long GC pauses.

By default, the sampling heap profiler reports only objects which are still alive when the profile is returned via getSamplingProfile or stopSampling, which is useful for determining what functions contribute the most to steady-state memory usage. This flag instructs the sampling heap profiler to also include information about objects discarded by minor GC, which is useful when tuning a latency-sensitive application for minimal GC activity.

Recorded sampling heap profile.

If true 'reportHeapSnapshotProgress' events will be generated while snapshot is being taken when the tracking is stopped.

Deprecated in favor of exposeInternals.

If true, numerical values are included in the snapshot

If true, exposes internals of the snapshot.

If true 'reportHeapSnapshotProgress' events will be generated while snapshot is being taken.

If true, a raw snapshot without artificial roots will be generated. Deprecated in favor of exposeInternals.

If true, numerical values are included in the snapshot

If true, exposes internals of the snapshot.

An array of triplets. Each triplet describes a fragment. The first integer is the fragment index, the second integer is a total count of objects for the fragment, the third integer is a total size of the objects for the fragment.

Function location.

Allocations size in bytes for the node excluding children.

Node id. Ids are unique across all profiles collected between startSampling and stopSampling.

Child nodes.

Allocation size in bytes attributed to the sample.

Id of the corresponding profile tree node.

Time-ordered sample ordinal number. It is unique across all profiles retrieved between startSampling and stopSampling.