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Debug module to find where perl objects (or arrays, hashes and globs)
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are created by checking for objects passed to and/or returned from subs,
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and monitoring when they are destroyed via destructor subs. This can
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help detect memory leaks caused by objects being left behind in your
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programs when they shouldn't be.
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The main output is stored in a file which logs the first time a memory
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reference is seen with datetime, current session number (starts at 1),
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object type, call stack etc., and whether the object was first seen
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returned from a sub or passed as an argument. Details are also logged
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whenever an object is destroyed. This includes the datetime, session
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and call stack when the object was created.
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The subroutine Devel::ObjectTracker::output_details outputs details on
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the currently existing objects on demand. These details contain
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date/time, session, call stack, etc. when the object was created.
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WWW: http://search.cpan.org/search?dist=Devel-ObjectTracker
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-- Sergey Skvortsov
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skv@FreeBSD.org
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