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To use command line profiling, you need to use Profile.exe, not RedGate.Profiler.UI.exe / comments
Hi,
To use command line profiling, you need to use Profile.exe, not RedGate.Profiler.UI.exe
Hi Richard,
You are correct in saying that you have to run the profiler while you take the snapshots. You might be able to reduce the profiler's overhead slightly by turning off the 'monitor disposal of objects' option while profiling, however, and by recording as few performance counters as possible.
On your other question, you can take the snapshots and then analyze the data later. When you have finished profiling your application, in ANTS Memory Profiler, go to the File menu and click Save Profiler Results... You can then use the Open Profiler Results... menu option to open the results later, when your application is not running.
Hope that helps, / comments
Hi Richard,
You are correct in saying that you have to run the profiler while you take the snapshots. You might be able to reduce the profiler's overhead slightly by turning off the 'monitor dispo...
In case anyone else is having problems when using the TakeSnapshot() method, I have put a PDF containing the draft help for this feature at http://downloads.red-gate.com/HelpPDF/ANTS_Memory_Profiler/AMP7EAP_TakeSnapshot.pdf / comments
In case anyone else is having problems when using the TakeSnapshot() method, I have put a PDF containing the draft help for this feature at http://downloads.red-gate.com/HelpPDF/ANTS_Memory_Profile...
No, I'm sorry, Phil, this is not possible from the command line. / comments
No, I'm sorry, Phil, this is not possible from the command line.
Hi Phil,
I'm afraid that it is not possible to attach to a running .NET 4 process from the command line. This is because you would need the process ID to be able to do it.
You can, however, attach to a running .NET 4 process from the ANTS Performance Profiler 6 user interface.
Hope that helps,
Dom. / comments
Hi Phil,
I'm afraid that it is not possible to attach to a running .NET 4 process from the command line. This is because you would need the process ID to be able to do it.
You can, however, attach ...
Hi,
I think you might find the EA build of ANTS Memory Profiler 7, which we released a couple of days ago, useful. You can obtain it from http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/vi ... hp?t=12095.
While it does not take periodic snapshots, you can now add one line to your code to take a snapshot when that line is executed.
Please let us know what you think.
Dom. / comments
Hi,
I think you might find the EA build of ANTS Memory Profiler 7, which we released a couple of days ago, useful. You can obtain it from http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/vi ... hp?t=12095.
Wh...
Hi Jonathan,
Please see the answer to your question in this forum thread: http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/vi ... 8900#38900
I'm sorry that this hasn't been adequately covered in the ANTS Memory Profiler help previously; I have ensured that it will be included in the help for the forthcoming ANTS Memory Profiler version 6.
Regards,
Dom. / comments
Hi Jonathan,
Please see the answer to your question in this forum thread:http://www.red-gate.com/messageboard/vi ... 8900#38900
I'm sorry that this hasn't been adequately covered in the ANTS Memory...
Hi,
Thank you for telling us about this. It's a small mistake in the help, I'm afraid. It should read:
'If you are using ClickOnce or Silverlight, the main assembly must be in the \obj\Release folder, and NOT in \bin\Release '
As you say, in all other cases, SmartAssembly will work fine if you point it at \bin\Release , so if you are not using ClickOnce or Silverlight you can do that instead. / comments
Hi,
Thank you for telling us about this. It's a small mistake in the help, I'm afraid. It should read:
'If you are using ClickOnce or Silverlight, the main assembly must be in the \obj\Release fo...
Hi Antoine,
Thanks for the comments. The whitepaper is a very good idea in my opinion and I'll write something on this.
There is a link to 'Help Topics' in the left-hand menu in SmartAssembly but it would be better if this went to the 'Getting Started' page that I linked to above. I've raised this as a bug. In the meantime, if you click the 'Help Topics' link, you will find a link to the 'Getting Started' page under the 'Learning SmartAssembly' heading.
Thanks,
Dom. / comments
Hi Antoine,
Thanks for the comments. The whitepaper is a very good idea in my opinion and I'll write something on this.
There is a link to 'Help Topics' in the left-hand menu in SmartAssembly but ...
The documentation for SmartAssembly 5 is located at http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/Content.aspx?p=SmartAssembly&c=SmartAssembly/help/5.0/SA_GettingStarted.htm&toc=SmartAssembly/help/5.0/toc.htm
To navigate around the documentation, use the 'Learning SmartAssembly' links to the right of that page.
I am planning to release an update to the help in the next month, so if there is some information that you need but you can't find in the help, please tell me by posting in this forum. I am also monitoring the support questions about SmartAssembly, so I will try to address the main issues that they have been asked about in the next update, too.
Hope that helps,
Dom. / comments
The documentation for SmartAssembly 5 is located at http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/Content.aspx?p=SmartAssembly&c=SmartAssembly/help/5.0/SA_GettingStarted.htm&toc=SmartAssembly/help/5.0/toc....