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You might find it helpful to look at the "Class Reference Explorer" for each instance. You'll see a picture of the children of the object in question which you can compare visual. Its not ideal for what you want, I know, but it might help. / comments
You might find it helpful to look at the "Class Reference Explorer" for each instance. You'll see a picture of the children of the object in question which you can compare visual. Its not ideal for...
There's a chance that it could simply be profiler overhead causing a timeout but this is unlikely. Usualy it means w3wp.exe has crashed. Do you get errors in the windows application event log?
Are you saying that the normal IIS port is working fine? / comments
There's a chance that it could simply be profiler overhead causing a timeout but this is unlikely. Usualy it means w3wp.exe has crashed. Do you get errors in the windows application event log?
Are ...
jaap.q42 wrote:
Hi Chris,
I'm using Visual Web Developer 2008. I couldn't find how to run a debugger and the memory profiler at the same time. Do you know whether it's possible?
Also, you may sometimes want to profile a class which in located in de System namespace. How would you set trigger a break point then?
Jaap
Sure- I would use WinDbg and attach it to your process (run under ANTS). But I don't think there is any necessity to run them simulatneously. Profiling and debugging can always be successfully done serially I would say.
To access System code, you may wish to check out Reflector PRO:
Download here: http://downloads.red-gate.com/EAP/Refle ... Deploy.zip [image]
jaap.q42 wrote:
"Off topic":
So maybe a new feature in ANTS Memory Profiler 6 could be that you can navigate from an instance in the instance list back to the reference graph, filtering just 1 object.
From my point of view this should be possible since the Profiler already filters objects, why not allow a single-object filter which can be activated from the instance list!
Jaap
I'm sorry- I don't understand this feature [image] / comments
jaap.q42 wrote:
Hi Chris,
I'm using Visual Web Developer 2008. I couldn't find how to run a debugger and the memory profiler at the same time. Do you know whether it's possible?
Also, you may so...
Hi Jaap,
the simple answer is "no" (sorry) but I think you can set Visual Studio to break on the constructor of this object (using "break on function" feature)? / comments
Hi Jaap,
the simple answer is "no" (sorry) but I think you can set Visual Studio to break on the constructor of this object (using "break on function" feature)?
Ah- I see what you mean.
* Is there a way to tell ANTS where my source code/project is?
ANST will pick up your debug pdbs if they are in the same directory as the executable it is profiling. Or you can set up a global cache: http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/C ... spx?p=ANTS Performance Profiler&c=knowledgebase%5cANTS_Performance_Profiler%5cKB200708000133.htm
* Is there a way to tell ANTS where .NET source code/SDK is?
If you have the .NET symbols files (pdb), put them in teh global cache as above.
Finally, to obtain a full listing of all methods profiled- use the "methods view" (the middle grey button on the bottom-left). / comments
Ah- I see what you mean.
* Is there a way to tell ANTS where my source code/project is?
ANST will pick up your debug pdbs if they are in the same directory as the executable it is profiling. Or you...
The Profiler can only give results from the local .NET runtime. I don't believe that the .NET profiling API can support any remote performance data yet (not even in CLR 4.0). / comments
The Profiler can only give results from the local .NET runtime. I don't believe that the .NET profiling API can support any remote performance data yet (not even in CLR 4.0).
My results: with the same version I get different results. This is, in a way, only to be expected- profiling using the "Instrumentation" technique does change the behaviour of code in various ways. Luckily- we have been working on "Sampling" mode in our new major version which is in Alpha testing at the moment and with this (on Windows 7) I get pretty much identical results.
Please try it (especially in Sampling mode): http://downloads.red-gate.com//EAP/ANTS ... .0.587.exe / comments
My results: with the same version I get different results. This is, in a way, only to be expected- profiling using the "Instrumentation" technique does change the behaviour of code in various ways....
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I've tried and tried to reproduce this problem but its very elusive. There's nothing special that you need to do to get ANTS to work - its like a digitail camera, you just point and click. Can you send the log to us in support please: support@red-gate.com
Logs are here:
%userprofile%\Local Settings\Application Data\Red Gate\ANTS Performance Profiler 5
C:\Documents and Settings\LocalService\Local Settings\Application Data\Red Gate\ANTS Profiler Service / comments
Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. I've tried and tried to reproduce this problem but its very elusive. There's nothing special that you need to do to get ANTS to work - its like a digitai...
ASP.MVC works sweet as a nut for me - I use the tasty little NerdDinner app (http://nerddinner.codeplex.com/Release/ ... seId=24504). This is version 1.0 of the app and I used 1.0 of MVC. I haven't yet tested MVC 2.0
Are you actually having problems with it? Is there any reason you thought you *might* have problems with it? / comments
ASP.MVC works sweet as a nut for me - I use the tasty little NerdDinner app (http://nerddinner.codeplex.com/Release/ ... seId=24504). This is version 1.0 of the app and I used 1.0 of MVC. I haven't...
That combination is not supported. Windows 7 came out a long time after the codebase for 4.3 was in freeze. You'll need to upgrade to ANTS 5.1 at least. Sorry. / comments
That combination is not supported. Windows 7 came out a long time after the codebase for 4.3 was in freeze. You'll need to upgrade to ANTS 5.1 at least. Sorry.