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Analyzer

Struct Analyzer 

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pub struct Analyzer { /* private fields */ }
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Unified analysis entry point.

Provides access to all analysis modules through a single interface. Uses lazy initialization for expensive operations.

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impl Analyzer

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pub fn from_tracker(tracker: &GlobalTracker) -> Self

Create analyzer from GlobalTracker.

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pub fn from_view(view: MemoryView) -> Self

Create analyzer from view.

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pub fn graph(&mut self) -> &mut GraphAnalysis

Get graph analysis (lazy).

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pub fn detect(&mut self) -> &DetectionAnalysis

Get detection analysis (lazy).

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pub fn metrics(&mut self) -> &MetricsAnalysis

Get metrics analysis (lazy).

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pub fn timeline(&mut self) -> &TimelineAnalysis

Get timeline analysis (lazy).

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pub fn export(&self) -> ExportEngine<'_>

Get export engine.

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pub fn view(&self) -> &MemoryView

Get underlying view.

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pub fn analyze(&mut self) -> AnalysisReport

Run full analysis on the memory data.

This method performs a comprehensive analysis of all tracked memory allocations and returns a complete report.

§Analysis Pipeline

The analysis is performed in the following order:

  1. Statistics Collection (O(1))

    • Total allocation count
    • Total bytes allocated
    • Peak memory usage
    • Thread count
  2. Leak Detection (O(n))

    • Identifies allocations that were never deallocated
    • Reports leaked bytes and allocation details
  3. Cycle Detection (O(V + E))

    • Uses DFS-based algorithm to detect reference cycles
    • Groups allocations by type for potential cycle identification
  4. Metrics Summary (O(n))

    • Aggregates allocation statistics by type
    • Reports top allocations by size
§Performance Characteristics
  • Time Complexity: O(n + V + E) where n is the number of allocations, V is the number of unique pointers, and E is the number of edges
  • Space Complexity: O(n) for storing analysis results
  • Memory Overhead: Minimal, results are computed on-demand
§Example
let mut analyzer = analyzer(&tracker)?;
let report = analyzer.analyze();

println!("Allocations: {}", report.stats.allocation_count);
println!("Leaks: {}", report.leaks.leak_count);
println!("Cycles: {}", report.cycles.cycle_count);
§Returns

An AnalysisReport containing:

  • stats: Basic memory statistics
  • leaks: Memory leak detection results
  • cycles: Reference cycle detection results
  • metrics: Aggregated metrics summary
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pub fn quick_leak_check(&mut self) -> LeakReport

Quick leak check.

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pub fn quick_cycle_check(&mut self) -> CycleReport

Quick cycle check.

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pub fn quick_metrics(&mut self) -> MetricsReport

Quick metrics.

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impl Clone for Analyzer

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fn clone(&self) -> Self

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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