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Back traces for allocating method
The method Back traces view displays all stacks in which a given method was called, presented as a reverse call tree of all stacks. A reverse call tree is a visualization of method execution that traces calls backward from a specific method to all possible callers in the program. Unlike a standard call tree, which shows how a method invokes other methods, a reverse call tree helps understand where and how often a method is being called.
