Real-time Types/Resources
The real-time Types/Resources view consists of a table that shows real-time data for each type and resource in the profiled process. The entries can be sorted by clicking on the column headers.
The following columns are used to present information about each class:
Collect
This column is used to indicate whether historical real-time data should be collected for the type or resource. If a type or resource is collected, it is made available as a real-time series under the Settings and series pane.Namespace/System
This column shows the namespace name of the type, or system of the resource.Name/Resource
This column shows the name of the type or resource.Total instances
This column shows the total number of type or resource instances that exists. For managed types, this includes both instances that are reachable and instances that cannot be reached.Live instances (last GC)
For managed types, this column shows the number of type instances that were reachable at the time of the last GC.
For all field sets except Dispose info, the following columns are also included by default:
Total bytes
This column shows the total number of bytes used by all instances of the type or resource. For managed types, this includes both instances that are reachable and instances that cannot be reached.Live bytes (last GC)
This column show the number of bytes used by the instances of the type or resource. For managed types, this number only includes instances that were reachable at the time of the last GC.Allocs/sec
This column shows how many allocations of the type or resource that have been performed during the last second.Bytes/sec
This column shows how many bytes have been allocated for the type or resource during the last second.
If the Dispose info field set is selected, only disposable types are included and the following columns are also included:
Disposed instances
This column shows the number of type instances that were disposed at the time of the last GC, but are still reachable.Undisposed instances
This column shows the number of type instances that have been garbage collected without being properly disposed.