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# list heap object types by memory xdumpgo heap dump.xd --top=30
For a deep understanding of Go's reflection capabilities, consult the official Go documentation on the reflect package, which is the foundation of most of these tools.
Because it is built on Go, it can be compiled natively across Linux, macOS, and Windows. Prerequisites
XDumpGO is described as a "DB dump tool," which is primarily designed for database migration and security testing, specifically through SQL injection vulnerabilities. It works by connecting to a source database, dumping its data, and then uploading this data to a cloud storage service like Google Storage (GS) or an AWS bucket. Finally, it can restore the data to a destination database.
# Fetch and build the package directly from the module repository go install :// Use code with caution. github.com Use code with caution. Use code with caution. Manual Compilation
: Use a command like python manage.py xdump output.zip to create a portable archive.
When using compiled versions like xdumpgo.exe in automated pipelines or sandbox virtual environments, you may notice unique low-level behaviors. Because XDumpGo performs deep inspection of application layers, memory handles, and file blocks, standard system integrity monitors and sandboxes might flag its behavior pattern. Common Sandbox Signals to Expect
func main() go leak() go func() http.ListenAndServe(":6060", nil) // pprof endpoint () fmt.Println("PID:", os.Getpid()) for time.Sleep(time.Minute) fmt.Println("Goroutines:", runtime.NumGoroutine())
