Treemap and table

The treemap and table show the hierarchical data for your app’s size.

Using the treemap

A treemap is a visualization for hierarchical data.
The space is broken up into rectangles,
where each rectangle is sized and ordered by some quantitative
variable (in this case, size in bytes).
The area of each rectangle is proportional to the size
the node occupies in the compiled application. Inside
of each rectangle (call one A), there are additional
rectangles that exist one level deeper in the data
hierarchy (children of A).

To drill into a cell in the treemap, select the cell.
This re-roots the tree so that the selected cell becomes
the visual root of the treemap.

To navigate back, or up a level, use the breadcrumb
navigator at the top of the treemap.

Dominator tree and call graph