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And if you want a beta tester for this feature, you can count on me! / comments
And if you want a beta tester for this feature, you can count on me!
Profiling F# Interactive
F# Interactive (and in general REPL-style tools) is an ideal entrance to performance profiling. What could be easier than to select a code block and send it right to a profiler that would come back...
Dave,
It was recommended to go to Power Applet in Control Panel and select the Always On option to disable SpeedStep. It helped although timings still look suspiciously high. For example, Mandelbrot's Form1.Main show now 62 seconds though the execution completed in 5-6. As long as times will increase proportionally and will not reach absurd values, this workaround should be sufficient.
Thank you very much for quick reply. I wonder if other profilers suffer from SpeedStep. If not, then I guess you have a challenge to solve :-)
Best regards!
Vagif / comments
Dave,
It was recommended to go to Power Applet in Control Panel and select the Always On option to disable SpeedStep. It helped although timings still look suspiciously high. For example, Mandelbro...
I did not try it on a different machine yet, but I am using pretty common Dell Latitude D820. Is there any way for me to get around this issues, since this is my main machine? I guess Intel mobile processors are in general common choice, so I must not be alone with this issue. / comments
I did not try it on a different machine yet, but I am using pretty common Dell Latitude D820. Is there any way for me to get around this issues, since this is my main machine? I guess Intel mobile ...
Crazy time values in profiler results
I started using ANTS profiles 3.0 and I am getting absurd results. I profiled a few unit tests (using NUnit command line tool), profile showed in a summary page that execution time was about 2 minu...