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I'm following the Profiling Tutorial here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc337887.aspx I've tried to profile the project by using CPU sampling. MSDN Results: My Results: I'm expecting to see System.Drawing.Bitmap.SetPixel instead of the [System.Drawing.ni.dll] . As recommended by this post , I have: Clicked the "Show All Code" link Disabled "Just My Code" Checked "Microsoft Symbol Serves" in Tools > Options > Debugging > Symbols, restarted visual studio and ran the report again. Output (after following above steps): Failed to load symbols for C:\Windows\assembly\NativeImages_v2.0

Is there a tool I could use for profiling (memory) a .NET compact framework 3.5 application (Windows Mobile)? Thanks! Use the Remote Performance Monitor that comes with Studio. It gives snapshots of the GC heap, traceable roots and much more. Equatec supports .NET CF 3.5 Bob The CLR Profiler also comes with the CF-SDK, and allows to view the heap of a process. In contrast to Remote Performance Monitor it doesn't crash all the time ;-) 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1048939/memory-profiler-for-net-compact-framework

I am doing a study to between profilers mainly instrumenting and sampling. I have came up with the following info: sampling: stop the execution of program, take PC and thus deduce were the program is instrumenting: add some overhead code to the program so it would increment some pointers to know the program If the above info is wrong correct me. After this I was looking at the time of execution and some said that instrumenting takes more time than sampling! is this correct? if yes why is that? in sampling you have to pay the price of context switching between processes while in the latter your

I switched to Matlab 2012b (from 2011a), but fail to find out how to start the profiler gui in the new matlab gui. The GUI option is still there, in the editor tab: You will be able to specify input parameters once the function has crashed ;) AFAIK, this should still work: profile viewer while we're at it, these tweaks should still work, too: profile -memory on setpref('profiler', 'showJitLines', true); I don't have the opportunity to check, but you mean to say that R2012 doesn't have the little button on the top anymore? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/14381978/how-to-start-matlab

I am testing my app out, pushing it pretty hard, and I'm getting it to crash (black screen, image doesn't save, drops back to springboard). However, I get no crash reports logged in the console. When I test using profiler all I get is a message saying the target died, but it gives no clues. In the organiser I got the device crash logs which gives me this which I believe is telling me I'm sending a message to something I've released (objc-msgSend + 22)? Am I on the right track here? --- Exception Type: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV) Exception Codes: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x576e6f69 Crashed Thread:

How can I add a filter which can trace sql statements for a particular table name? Damian Leszczyński - Vash You can't set filter to trace specific table directly. What you can do is specify a filter for Text Data : File -> Properties -> Event Selection -> Column Filters -> TextData -> Like -> [Table Name] Pradeep Kumar This is how I could do it.... Choose below events in the profiler: Audit Database Object Access Event Audit Fulltext Audit Schema Object Access Event Make sure to choose Text Data , under columns. Then under column filters choose: DatabaseID ---> enter specific databaseID

This question already has an answer here: What's the best free C++ profiler for Windows? [closed] 13 answers I'm at the beginning with C++ and sometimes I don't know how much my compiler will like two different implementation of an alghoritm. Is there a simple tool I can use to see how much time takes my code to execute? EDIT: Im using gcc compiler If you want to mesure how long the entire program run's, then Code-Blocks/Visual studio should tell you when the program closes. It should be in the log at the bottom. If you want to mesure how long a specific line, or function takes, I would