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I would expect that with “-XX:+PreserveFramePointer” stack unwinding is able to get all stack frames and passing the binary path to pprof will make it resolve the native locations. Can you post complete description of what code you are profiling, how you invoke gperftools, how you invoke pprof, which platform you are on, what is the pprof version and other details that can help other people reproduce your issue?
I use gperftools-2.5 to trace java off-heap memory leak, but I can't find which method called
Unsafe_AllocateMemory
.I know that perf can get java stack using Mixed-Mode. I tried that with pprof but without luck. Is it possible to get the java stack frame in pprof?
also @brendangregg
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