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A distribution router that works with Ruby 1.9?

There are a number of tools that allow you to measure how much memory (and how many objects) is allocated by the Ruby program, and where the distribution takes place.

  • memprof
  • Bleakhouse
  • ruby-prof
  • (if using JRuby) hprof (and the like)

Unfortunately, it seems that all these tools work only with Ruby 1.8, at least for now. Even JRuby is now only compatible with Ruby 1.8. Is there a good allocation tracer that works with Ruby 1.9?

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It seems that perftools.rb (https://github.com/tmm1/perftools.rb) can collect information about objects, and works with Ruby 1.9. Unfortunately, he is segfaults when I try to use it to track selection of objects!

If the problem is fixed, I will edit this answer.

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