protected override void HandleObject(HeapCell aCell, int aIndex, int aCount)
{
if (aCell.Address == 0xc8023e5c ||
aCell.Address == 0xc8024064 ||
aCell.Address == 0xc80276d4 ||
aCell.Address == 0xc82100b4
)
{
int x = 0;
x++;
}
uint address = aCell.Address;
HeapCell locatedCell = iReconstructor2.Data.CellByExactAddress(address);
//
if (locatedCell != null)
{
System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert(aCell.Tag == null);
// Remove sucessfully located cells from the 2nd list
iReconstructor2.Data.Remove(locatedCell);
// Check vtables to detect if the same
HeapCell.TType origType = aCell.Type;
HeapCell.TType locatedType = locatedCell.Type;
uint origVTable = aCell.PossibleVTableAddress;
uint locatedVTable = locatedCell.PossibleVTableAddress;
// Compare length, type and vTable
if (origType == locatedType)
{
// Type is the same...
if (aCell.Length == locatedCell.Length)
{
CompareCellsWithSameLengths(aCell, locatedCell);
}
else
{
CompareCellsWithDifferentLengths(aCell, locatedCell);
}
}
else
{
// The cell is not of the same type, so they cannot have
// any commonality between them. Therefore they are unique in their
// respective heaps.
iUniqueInReconstructor1.Add(aCell);
iUniqueInReconstructor2.Add(locatedCell);
}
}
else
{
// There wasn't any corresponding cell in the second list, so it's got to be
// unique to the first heap
iUniqueInReconstructor1.Add(aCell);
}
}
public HeapStatisticsBase(HeapCell.TType aType)
{
iType = aType;
}
