| You can point Eclipse MAT at any JVM, local or remote. You don't need to be developing with Eclipse JDT to use it - the default download is a standalone non-IDE version.
It can't be used to analyse C/C++, which isn't surprising since it'll be a separate process and different memory structure.
Might be able to use tools from NirSoft or SysInternals to do that, if necessary, but probably not to the same degree of detail/interactivity. |