How can Arthas modify the JVM memory object?

To modify the memory objects in JVM, you can adjust the startup parameters of JVM. The specific steps are as follows:

1. Locate the startup script for the JVM, which is typically a file that ends with .sh or .bat.
2. Open up this startup script and locate the section for JVM startup parameters.
3. Adjust the parameters -Xms and -Xmx to set the initial and maximum memory of the JVM. For example, -Xms512m indicates the initial memory of the JVM is 512MB, and -Xmx1024m indicates the maximum memory of the JVM is 1024MB.
4. Save the modified startup script and restart the JVM.

Note: Modifying the memory object in the JVM may affect the performance and stability of the program, it is recommended to adjust according to the actual situation.

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