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sorry, no. The only thing we support along these lines is saving the results to our native format (/data switch) and then manually filtering time within the GUI. / comments
sorry, no. The only thing we support along these lines is saving the results to our native format (/data switch) and then manually filtering time within the GUI.
The *performance* profiler no longer uses a snapshot model so I'm a little confused.
Do you, perhaps, mean the memory profiler- this has an API: http://www.red-gate.com/products/dotnet ... tAod7SsASw / comments
The *performance* profiler no longer uses a snapshot model so I'm a little confused.
Do you, perhaps, mean the memory profiler- this has an API:http://www.red-gate.com/products/dotnet ... tAod7SsASw
how can I decorate the classes with the DoNotObfuscate attribute and is it possible to change the Linq-to-SQL templates so that they are always decorated?
I think you'll need to do this from the GUI. When you select an assembly to be obfuscated (or pruned) you get the option to Exclude any namespace, class, method or field.
Can you please try this and see how it goes?[/quote] / comments
how can I decorate the classes with the DoNotObfuscate attribute and is it possible to change the Linq-to-SQL templates so that they are always decorated?
I think you'll need to do this from t...
Sorry but I think this is a symptom of our server being under heavy load. I'll try and find out if the bottleneck has died down. / comments
Sorry but I think this is a symptom of our server being under heavy load. I'll try and find out if the bottleneck has died down.
It seems the bottleneck our end has cleared- is it better for you now? / comments
It seems the bottleneck our end has cleared- is it better for you now?
>> The timing could be off between cores leading to some execution times possibly being inaccurate?
Precisely. Apparently, clocks aren't synched between cores and no correction is made for this.
>>And ballpark what sort of amount are we talking here?
I'd say between 5 and 10% but there's bound to be pathological cases.
I'd run both sessions (with and without affinity). Trust *percentage* values for ThreadAffinity = true; trust absolute and real-world performance values for ThreadAffinity = false.
And if there's major discrepancies between the two, be sceptical about specific ThreadAffinity = false values.
Profiling is more of an art than a science. / comments
>> The timing could be off between cores leading to some execution times possibly being inaccurate?
Precisely. Apparently, clocks aren't synched between cores and no correction is made for this.
>>...
ANTS uses ThreadAffinity which helps it co-ordinate clock ticks for all threads.
If you want to utilise more cores (and will accept a certain amount of uncertainty on the results), locate your settings file :
%USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Red GateANTS Performance Profiler 7\PerformanceProfilerSettings.xml
and set ThreadAffinity to false.
<property name="UseThreadAffinity"> <object type="System.Boolean">False</object> </property>
and retry
Please let me know if that helps! / comments
ANTS uses ThreadAffinity which helps it co-ordinate clock ticks for all threads.
If you want to utilise more cores (and will accept a certain amount of uncertainty on the results), locate your sett...
Merhaba! [image]
Can you describe the events leading up to this (starting from protecting your assembly with smartassembly) please?
Are you able to test on non-Windows 8 to check if its particular to that OS?
If you send us the error report, please put your email address so we can identify it. / comments
Merhaba!
Can you describe the events leading up to this (starting from protecting your assembly with smartassembly) please?
Are you able to test on non-Windows 8 to check if its particular to that...
Sorry you had an issue with ANTS- IIS starting is often troublesome because of complicated permission regimes. (You're obviously aware of this having had to change the service rights too).
You'll get most chance of joy by running ANTS elevated (as administrator).
Try right-clicking on the ANTS UI executable.
If it doesn't work first time, please revert he ANTS service as LOCAL SYSTEM too.
If that doesn't work- are you averse to installing Microsoft's Webmatrix (as this *just works* anytime, any place)? / comments
Sorry you had an issue with ANTS- IIS starting is often troublesome because of complicated permission regimes. (You're obviously aware of this having had to change the service rights too).
You'll g...
Also, what calling convention are using using? Smartassembly will use Standard I believe. / comments
Also, what calling convention are using using? Smartassembly will use Standard I believe.