We have a visual studio unit test project that I'm profiling. Our goal is to get as good code coverage as possible with the unit test project, thus beeing able to performance test our entire solution in an easy way. The problem is that when I run the unit tests, everything is JIT'ed. In production JIT should not be a problem, especially under load.
So to be able to have as realistic a view of the performance as possible, I would like to eliminate the JIT from the performance graphs. Is this possible?
So to be able to have as realistic a view of the performance as possible, I would like to eliminate the JIT from the performance graphs. Is this possible?