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Thanks for your attention.
Each exe is build by different source code on disk
I should have said that the two paths are more like
C:\SolutionA\source\bin\release\myexe.exe
C:\SolutionB\source\bin\release\myexe.exe
The respective exes are being generated by the source in their parent folders and are not being rebuilt. Nor are they being cached in the GAC or anything like that.
Where is the option to include source in the results? I can't find it. / comments
Thanks for your attention.
Each exe is build by different source code on disk
I should have said that the two paths are more like
C:\SolutionA\source\bin\release\myexe.exe
C:\SolutionB\source\bin\r...
Thanks - I had that set already. Anything I can do to help you diagnose this? I could let you have my results files if that helps. / comments
Thanks - I had that set already. Anything I can do to help you diagnose this? I could let you have my results files if that helps.
My apologies - I should have said passing a value type by reference.
struct MyValueType
{
int _Value1;
int _Value2;
}
class MyClass
{
public MyMethodByRef(ref MyValueType A)
{
...
}
public MyMethodCopy(MyValueType A)
{
...
}
}
MyMethodByRef is often slower. / comments
My apologies - I should have said passing a value type by reference.
struct MyValueType
{
int _Value1;
int _Value2;
}
class MyClass
{
public MyMethodByRef(ref MyValu...
Thanks for looking, though I'd be surprised if that were the full story - I'm executing these methods many many thousands of times and the JIT overhead should be lost in the noise. And I thought ANTS made it clear which parts of the timing were JIT overhead?
The main thing is that ANTS gives me the results I need, so cheers.
Simon / comments
Thanks for looking, though I'd be surprised if that were the full story - I'm executing these methods many many thousands of times and the JIT overhead should be lost in the noise. And I thought AN...