c********t
发帖数: 4527 | 1 It is a simple C# program using a libray to do a message conversion (object
serializaiton), how to do performance analysis as it take a long time given
some test data.
Visual studio 2010 any built in tool/profile to analyse which part of the
code takes the long time. If not any free tools very easy to setup?
A java guy's new problem in C# | s***o
发帖数: 2191 | 2 The Performance Profiling Tools will meet your needs. There are various
options from the "Analyze" menu, and very likely you will be using
"Analyze -> Profiler -> New Performance Session".
Check MSDN for more details: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-
us/library/z9z62c29.aspx
btw, if you have access to the source code, probably setting some timer
or break points is a more straightforward approach.
(object
given
the
【在 c********t 的大作中提到】
: It is a simple C# program using a libray to do a message conversion (object
: serializaiton), how to do performance analysis as it take a long time given
: some test data.
: Visual studio 2010 any built in tool/profile to analyse which part of the
: code takes the long time. If not any free tools very easy to setup?
: A java guy's new problem in C#
| c**t
发帖数: 2744 | 3 if you have source code, you can wrap your suspected calls with stopwatch.
【在 s***o 的大作中提到】
: The Performance Profiling Tools will meet your needs. There are various
: options from the "Analyze" menu, and very likely you will be using
: "Analyze -> Profiler -> New Performance Session".
: Check MSDN for more details: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-
: us/library/z9z62c29.aspx
: btw, if you have access to the source code, probably setting some timer
: or break points is a more straightforward approach.
:
: (object
: given
| c********t
发帖数: 4527 | 4 yep, the built in profile tool in studio is quite impressive.
Your help comes in a bit late, but still thank you very much for the help.
【在 s***o 的大作中提到】
: The Performance Profiling Tools will meet your needs. There are various
: options from the "Analyze" menu, and very likely you will be using
: "Analyze -> Profiler -> New Performance Session".
: Check MSDN for more details: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-
: us/library/z9z62c29.aspx
: btw, if you have access to the source code, probably setting some timer
: or break points is a more straightforward approach.
:
: (object
: given
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