Performances c#

11/24/2009 jmdesp 2 commentaires

You can use native image generator to speed up your application Native Image Generator (Ngen.exe)
Code Project : Ngen.exe — A discussion — Some Queries (.NET Framework Tools Series)

Discurssion on stackoverflow : What Are Some Good .NET Profilers?
JetBrains dotTrace and Redgate ANTS

– EQATEC profiler is quite basic and requires you to compile special instrumented versions of your assemblies which can then be run in the EQATEC profiler. It is, however, free.
– The free Microsoft CLR Profiler is all you need for .NET memory profiling.
The profiler in Visual Studio is also really easy to use, Visual Studio 2010 is in Beta and hence is free also. There have been multiple enhancements in 2010 for viewing contention and concurrency
– In the past, I’ve used the profiler that ships with Visual Studio Team System.
– nProf – a prefectly good, freeware profiler

A list of Open Source Profilers in C# compiled by csharp-source.net

MSDN : Profiler/Optimization Tools list from « C# Programming Tools » page.

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#1 | Ecrit par jmdesp il y a 14 années.

Thank you for this comment. Funny that I get a comment on what just a very sloppy compilation of some info from stackoverflow, to serve as future reference not even correctly formatted 🙂
#2 | Ecrit par Richard Flamsholt il y a 14 années.

One comment on the EQATEC Profiler:
The instrumented application does not have to be run in the profiler. It is in fact entirely independent or the profiler (which is unlike the case for many other profilers) and can therefore be run somewhere else without needing the profiler to be « attached » to it, e.g. on a wince device or some isolated customer’s computer.

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