Add Hexana plugin to JVM tools list#1285
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Adds Hexana under Performance analysis.
Hexana is an IntelliJ plugin (JetBrains InnoHub project) for inspecting
JIT-compiled code. Unlike JITWatch, it captures nmethods directly through
a bundled JVMTI agent — no -XX:+LogCompilation parsing and no hsdis
install — and can auto-attach to every forked JMH benchmark JVM, writing
one .jit dump per benchmark.
Free, no signup. Docs: https://jetbrains.github.io/hexana
Summary by cubic
Add Hexana to the Performance analysis tools list in the README. It’s an IntelliJ plugin that captures C2/GraalVM JIT output via a bundled JVMTI agent and can auto-attach to JMH forks for per-benchmark .jit dumps.
Written for commit 24ea7ac. Summary will update on new commits.