Allocations by class BLOOM is a comprehensive system aimed at using visualization for software understanding. This system includes a variety of data analysis techniques, a visual query language for defining what should be visualized and how it should appear, and a powerful and flexible visualization framework containing a broad range of 2D and 3D visualizations. Our goal is to let the programmer define and then create a sophisticated software visualization in under five minutes.
Bee/Hive: A Software Visualization Back End, IEEE Workshop on Software Visualization, May 2001.
An Overview of BLOOM, PASTE '01, June 2001.
Languages for Dynamic Instrumentation, Proc. WODA (ICSE Workshop on Dynamic Analysis) 2003, May 2003.
Event-Based Performance Analysis, Proc. IWPC 2003, May 2003.
The BLOOM Software Visualization System, in Software Visualization -- From Theory to Practice, MIT Press, 2003.
A Visual Query Language for Software Visualization, Proc. IEEE Symp. on Human Computing Languages and Environments, Sept. 2002.
Automated Fault Localization Using Potential Invariants, AADebug 2003.
Generating Java Trace Data, Proc. Java Grande, June 2000.
Allocations by class
Resources used for different events
Dynamic call graph
Spiral views of the stack (sampled during execution)
Allocations by Object
Gprof-style profiling
File Change times
File-based performance display
Class usage automata
