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                   Hi Rick, Hi Rick,
 This depends on how the dll files are built. Are they COM components?
 Are they built as managed code?
 Regards,
 Brian Donahue
 Red Gate Technical Support
 "RickN" <rick@abasoftware.com> wrote in message
 news:TNXLTQccDHA.1208@server53...
 > I am testing your software on a C# .net solutions built w/ the latest
 > version of Visual Studio and Framework 1.1 in debug mode. The solution
 has
 > a main exe and several dll's which get built into their own directory.
 > When I run the profiler, all I get is output for a couple side threads in
 > the main, like dispose and little to nothing else - nothing at all from
 any
 > of the referenced dll's-which is where all the action takes place. What
 do
 > I need to get the profiler to work.
 > Thanks,
 > RickN
 >
 >
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                   Hi Rick, Hi Rick,
 Have you made sure that you haven't excluded your namespaces from the
 profiling session in the project properties?
 Thanks,
 Brian Donahue
 Red Gate Technical Support
 "RickN" <rick@abasoftware.com> wrote in message
 news:GvbQjCZmDHA.1472@server53...
 > All managed code.
 > RickN
 >
 > "Brian Donahue (Red Gate)" <brian.donahue@red-gate.com> wrote in message
 > news:2ZvchkgcDHA.1204@server53...
 > > Hi Rick,
 > >
 > > It depends on the nature of the dll files. Are they COM dlls, and is
 > the
 > > code managed or unmanaged?
 > >
 > > Regards,
 > >
 > > Brian Donahue
 > > Red Gate Technical Support
 > >
 > > "RickN" <rick@abasoftware.com> wrote in message
 > > news:TNXLTQccDHA.1208@server53...
 > > > I am testing your software on a C# .net solutions built w/ the latest
 > > > version of Visual Studio and Framework 1.1 in debug mode. The
 solution
 > > has
 > > > a main exe and several dll's which get built into their own directory.
 > > > When I run the profiler, all I get is output for a couple side threads
 > in
 > > > the main, like dispose and little to nothing else - nothing at all
 from
 > > any
 > > > of the referenced dll's-which is where all the action takes place.
 What
 > > do
 > > > I need to get the profiler to work.
 > > > Thanks,
 > > > RickN
 > > >
 > > >
 > >
 > >
 >
 >
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It depends on the nature of the dll files. Are they COM dlls, and is the
code managed or unmanaged?
Regards,
Brian Donahue
Red Gate Technical Support
"RickN" <rick@abasoftware.com> wrote in message
news:TNXLTQccDHA.1208@server53...
> I am testing your software on a C# .net solutions built w/ the latest
> version of Visual Studio and Framework 1.1 in debug mode. The solution
has
> a main exe and several dll's which get built into their own directory.
> When I run the profiler, all I get is output for a couple side threads in
> the main, like dispose and little to nothing else - nothing at all from
any
> of the referenced dll's-which is where all the action takes place. What
do
> I need to get the profiler to work.
> Thanks,
> RickN
>
>