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I'll immediately try to reproduce, please be patient.
(and thanks for your support, I really appreciate!) / comments
I'll immediately try to reproduce, please be patient.
(and thanks for your support, I really appreciate!)
Thanks, Jason
I am profiling a Windows Forms 2.0 application (this one, to be precise).
I did experience this behaviour this week for the first time, maybe it was present previously, too, but I did not recognize it.
It does appear in 4.1, too, to which I upgraded today. / comments
Thanks, Jason
I am profiling a Windows Forms 2.0 application (this one, to be precise).
I did experience this behaviour this week for the first time, maybe it was present previously, too, but I did...
Sorry for that, Jason!
Do you use Windows Vista?
You have an English (en-GB) system? / comments
Sorry for that, Jason!
Do you use Windows Vista?
You have an English (en-GB) system?
This is the current memory consumption after my profiled application has stopped: [image]
Regards
Uwe / comments
This is the current memory consumption after my profiled application has stopped:
Regards
Uwe
Just mailed them.
Under Windows Vista I found them at C:\Users\ukeim\AppData\Local\Red Gate\ANTS Performance Profiler 4
Thanks
Uwe / comments
Just mailed them.
Under Windows Vista I found them atC:\Users\ukeim\AppData\Local\Red Gate\ANTS Performance Profiler 4
Thanks
Uwe
For anyone ever reading this:
With the awesome help of the awesome support by Russell and Jessica, I was able to resolve this issue.
Running the commands
lodctr /d:PerfProc
lodctr /e:PerfProc
from an Administrator command prompt actually did help me showing the chart again. / comments
For anyone ever reading this:
With the awesome help of the awesome support by Russell and Jessica, I was able to resolve this issue.
Running the commands
lodctr /d:PerfProc
lodctr /e:PerfProc
from ...
Thanks, Russel
I've actually managed to implement Active Scripting Profiling.
As you said, the information that the profiler provides are rather useless.
Thanks again for your help! / comments
Thanks, Russel
I've actually managed to implement Active Scripting Profiling.
As you said, the information that the profiler provides are rather useless.
Thanks again for your help!
Using ILSpy, I found this to be the constructor of HtmlAgilityPack that crashes: public HtmlDocument()
{
this._documentnode = this.CreateNode(HtmlNodeType.Document, 0);
this.OptionDefaultStreamEncoding = Encoding.Default;
}
I see no special behaviour here.
Would be interesting to see the "instrumented" code of this constructor after it goes through ANTS Profiler. / comments
Using ILSpy, I found this to be the constructor of HtmlAgilityPack that crashes:public HtmlDocument()
{
this._documentnode = this.CreateNode(HtmlNodeType.Document, 0);
this.OptionDefaultStreamEnc...
Thanks a lot, that did the trick.
I've added <assemblyName>HtmlAgilityPack</assemblyName>
to the file
"C:UsersukeimAppDataLocalRed GateANTS Performance Profiler 9LineLevelBlacklist.xml"
and restarted the profiler.
After that, the profiling succeeds without any errors, even in line level mode. / comments
Thanks a lot, that did the trick.
I've added<assemblyName>HtmlAgilityPack</assemblyName>
to the file
"C:UsersukeimAppDataLocalRed GateANTS Performance Profiler 9LineLevelBlacklist.xml...
Thanks for your feedback, Richard!
Of course, it is a great software!!! (Nearly all software from Red Gate is really great in terms of functions and usability and price).
Keep on the good work! [image] / comments
Thanks for your feedback, Richard!
Of course, it is a great software!!! (Nearly all software from Red Gate is really great in terms of functions and usability and price).
Keep on the good work!