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When you do get errors - does anything interesting end up in the ANTS logs:
%userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Red Gate\ANTS Performance Profiler 5
ANTS does run as native x64 here. Is your application targetted for CLR 4.0? If so, I think we're looking at a new issue. I would expect any x64 app, targeted for anything other than 4.0, to work fine (but since CLR 4.0 is so new- I would not be surprised at the odd crash like this).
You may find the new version works better in this particular case: http://downloads.red-gate.com//EAP/ANTS ... .0.587.exe
If this is not accurate, we would be happy to analyse a mini-dump.
You may even find a re-install of ANTS helps. / comments
When you do get errors - does anything interesting end up in the ANTS logs:
%userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Red Gate\ANTS Performance Profiler 5
ANTS does run as native x64 here. Is y...
And, do you like the late, great Douglas Adams by any chance? [image] / comments
And, do you like the late, great Douglas Adams by any chance?
Have you built in debug mode? Can you try a release build? Sometimes a badly-formatted pdb can get in the way of a profiling session. / comments
Have you built in debug mode? Can you try a release build? Sometimes a badly-formatted pdb can get in the way of a profiling session.
Thanks for the information - I can see that you have taken the time to filter the important info. Could you expalin any differences between the two applications - is there any difference in the *way* that Unity is used, for example? / comments
Thanks for the information - I can see that you have taken the time to filter the important info. Could you expalin any differences between the two applications - is there any difference in the *wa...
This is very uncommon so I'm thinking there is something very unusual with that specific file. Can you please send it over to support@red-gate.com? / comments
This is very uncommon so I'm thinking there is something very unusual with that specific file. Can you please send it over to support@red-gate.com?
Here's the info we have:
when you profile a managed process, only IL assembly modules are loaded and not the native images as would happen normally.
According to MS, it is possible to create "profiler friendly" native images using ngen with some specific switches- we have an exisiting feature request to do this automatically - PP-865. / comments
Here's the info we have:
when you profile a managed process, only IL assembly modules are loaded and not the native images as would happen normally.
According to MS, it is possible to create "profi...
Thank you for this informaiton- it is very helpful. I think we have some known issues with ngen- I will search for the infomaton and re-post it here. / comments
Thank you for this informaiton- it is very helpful. I think we have some known issues with ngen- I will search for the infomaton and re-post it here.
This has internal reference, MP-979 now. / comments
This has internal reference, MP-979 now.
Yes, I see what you mean- thanks for the step-by-step.
I'll log this a bug- in the meantime, you may find it helps to tick the "Group by namespace" checkbox next to the filter box. Then the view is more stable. / comments
Yes, I see what you mean- thanks for the step-by-step.
I'll log this a bug- in the meantime, you may find it helps to tick the "Group by namespace" checkbox next to the filter box. Then the view is...
fratting wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking at Time(s)
Thanks,
Chris
Thanks - that explains it. The time for each method is the time spent exclusing in that method hence all values are cmpletely independent. "Time with children" however- should always decrease as you go down the call stack as this is cumulative time.
Hope that clears it up. / comments
fratting wrote:
Hi,
I'm looking at Time(s)
Thanks,
Chris
Thanks - that explains it. The time for each method is the time spent exclusing in that method hence all values are cmpletely independe...