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Hi Olaf - yes, there is, if the picture is already hosted online.
In your post, where you want to place the picture, enter
[img]http://www.example.com/example.gif[/img]
Replace http://www.example.com/example.gif with the URL of the picture you want to include.
Does this help? / comments
Hi Olaf - yes, there is, if the picture is already hosted online.
In your post, where you want to place the picture, enter
[img]http://www.example.com/example.gif[/img]
Replace htt...
Hi, Willem.
We were keen to address Windows Phone 7, but unfortunately, that intention slipped out onto the public roadmap before we had actually verified it would be possible. As it turns out, the profiling APIs we use are not available for the Phone 7 emulator, so it would have meant writing a whole new profiler from scratch (with no help from Microsoft!).
We’re very sorry to have got your hopes up, but Phone 7 support is not something we are currently intending to release. We will certainly let you know if that changes. / comments
Hi, Willem.
We were keen to address Windows Phone 7, but unfortunately, that intention slipped out onto the public roadmap before we had actually verified it would be possible. As it turns out, th...
Hi Willem - apologies for the confusion.
The first forum - http://antsperformanceprofiler.uservoice.com/ - exists to collect general user suggestions for enhancing ANTS Performance Profiler. I'm sorry it looks abandoned: that's not the case, and I'll make an effort to update it more frequently. So far we've commented on the ideas we've definitively accepted or declined. With the other ideas, we've been leaving things open to see whether there's more general interest - most have had only one voter (their nominator) so far. When our development team all return from vacation, we'll go through the list and see if there are any we can rule definitively in or out.
The second forum - http://app7eap.uservoice.com/ - is a dedicated feedback channel for the early access build of our new continuous profiling mode. Continuous profiling is one new performance profiling feature we're developing to launch during 2012. If you're interested in trying it out, you can get it from http://help.red-gate.com/help/ANTSPerfo ... d_eap.html .
As for plans for ANTS Performance Profiler 7: we're intending to release it early in Quarter 1 2012, and we'll be finalizing the new feature list early in January.
Does this clear things up at all? / comments
Hi Willem - apologies for the confusion.
The first forum - http://antsperformanceprofiler.uservoice.com/ - exists to collect general user suggestions for enhancing ANTS Performance Profiler. I'm so...
As Brian says, if you've been trying to profile using the "Attach to process" profiling mode, you may get better results instead by choosing the ".NET executable" application type on Application Settings:
1. In the ".NET executable" field, tell ANTS to profile the IIS worker process (probably something like C:Program Files (x86)IIS Expressiisexpress.exe)
2. In the "Arguments" field, specify the app you want to profile - e.g. /site:"MyCMSSystem"
Does this help at all? / comments
As Brian says, if you've been trying to profile using the "Attach to process" profiling mode, you may get better results instead by choosing the ".NET executable" application type on Application Se...
If you're looking for pointers on how to set up profiling for your unit test, and it's in Nunit or MSTest, then you may find the following instructions useful:
* Profiling units tests using NUnit
* Profiling tests in MSTest
Essentially, both methods involve telling ANTS Performance Profiler to profile your test assembly. When it's profiling you can then, as Andrew suggests, use the call tree to select the method for the test in which you're interested. / comments
If you're looking for pointers on how to set up profiling for your unit test, and it's in Nunit or MSTest, then you may find the following instructions useful:
* Profiling units tests using NUnit
*...
Hi Mohamad. Sorry to hear you're having trouble profiling on your server.
You might find some helpful information in our topic on troubleshooting missing results.You say you're unable to see source code: that's often caused by a problem with the application's PDB files. Do you have an up-to-date PDB in the same folder as the application's DLL? Does anything in our topic about troubleshooting PDB problems help? / comments
Hi Mohamad. Sorry to hear you're having trouble profiling on your server.
You might find some helpful information in our topic on troubleshooting missing results.You say you're unable to see source...
These might be the articles here on the Red Gate support center site that Brian was referring to:
* Profiling unit tests using Nunit
* Profiling tests in MSTest
Does that help? / comments
These might be the articles here on the Red Gate support center site that Brian was referring to:
* Profiling unit tests using Nunit
* Profiling tests in MSTest
Does that help?