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Some time yet I'm afraid. The .NET profiling API doesn't exist on phones, so we need to attack it from a different angle, and there's a fair amount of groundwork we need to do before you'd be able to see anything usable.
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Some time yet I'm afraid. The .NET profiling API doesn't exist on phones, so we need to attack it from a different angle, and there's a fair amount of groundwork we need to do before you'd be able ...
New EA build will be out a bit later today. This should be the last EA build before release.
How have you been getting on with the snapshot API? Any comments, criticisms or suggestions?
Mel / comments
New EA build will be out a bit later today. This should be the last EA build before release.
How have you been getting on with the snapshot API? Any comments, criticisms or suggestions?
Mel
Creating a process that allows people to fully automate the memory profiling and analysis process to allow automated QA of memory related issues is certainly something we've been looking into. The API is obviously a first step in that direction. We need to do a substantial amount more thinking and research in order to understand exactly the use-cases, and how we can best design ANTS to help people in this regard. If you don't mind, I'll pass your details on to our Product Management team, who may well be interested in speaking to you further to understand exactly how you'd like to be able to use the system.
Mel / comments
Creating a process that allows people to fully automate the memory profiling and analysis process to allow automated QA of memory related issues is certainly something we've been looking into. The ...
From the quick tests I'm doing here, it would appear that it's almost all down to which method is encountered first. The first one to be encountered requires the JIT to look at the whole class.
Mel / comments
From the quick tests I'm doing here, it would appear that it's almost all down to which method is encountered first. The first one to be encountered requires the JIT to look at the whole class.
Mel
Just to try and clarify what you're doing, you say you're passing an object by reference. Since you're talking about an object, which is a reference type, you're always going to be passing it by reference - you don't really get a choice in that!
Could you post some sample code to show what you're doing?
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Just to try and clarify what you're doing, you say you're passing an object by reference. Since you're talking about an object, which is a reference type, you're always going to be passing it by re...
If you drop an email to dotnetsales@red-gate.com they should be able to advise you about how best to upgrade when we release version 6. For the time being, until we release that, if you want the new features, you'll have to continue using the EAP versions, with the limitations and restrictions that come with them.
Mel / comments
If you drop an email to dotnetsales@red-gate.com they should be able to advise you about how best to upgrade when we release version 6. For the time being, until we release that, if you want the ne...
It appears your question relates more to the Memory Profiler than the Performance Profiler. Assuming that is the case, the answer is that we are in the process of adding an API. You can download the latest early access build with the API added here: http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/vi ... hp?t=12095
Mel / comments
It appears your question relates more to the Memory Profiler than the Performance Profiler. Assuming that is the case, the answer is that we are in the process of adding an API. You can download th...
I've sent you an email.
Mel / comments
I've sent you an email.
Mel
You probably haven't really got a problem at all. Your application, being a service, is running in Server GC mode. If there was contention for your memory, the GC would run, clean things up and then you would push on again.
You need to look and see whether you are actually experiencing any problems, rather than just that number looking large.
Mel / comments
You probably haven't really got a problem at all. Your application, being a service, is running in Server GC mode. If there was contention for your memory, the GC would run, clean things up and the...
We've done a fair amount of cleanup work in that area of the code recently, so there's a good chance that it's now fixed. Could you try the latest EAP build and see whether that works any better?
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We've done a fair amount of cleanup work in that area of the code recently, so there's a good chance that it's now fixed. Could you try the latest EAP build and see whether that works any better?
Mel