Description:
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When developing on larger PHP-CLI projects, it seems that sometimes memory usage increases while running; possibly doing nothing more than instantiating objects/variables and replacing them by new objects/variables but not destroying references correctly.

I would like to request a function that is able to give a dump of all client created objects/variables that currently occupy the memory in this instance, and if possible, the memory usage created by those objects/variables.

This will help identifying possible memory issues while developing code.

My suggestion would be to have a php.ini setting that, when enabled, tracks usage, so it would be possible to disable this feature in production environments.

Something similar was already requested in bug #16564, but was closed with a solution which doesn't give as much detail as what I am requesting in this request.

Expected result:
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A possible expected output could be an array containing the objects and the memory usage created by them. This array could be multi dimensional to track where the object/variable in question exists.