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  • CSharper

    Profiling in VS 2008

    How can I run profiler in VS 2008 professional edition? based on what
    I read this available only in Team System and there is a command line
    version available. Is that true?
    Thanks.
  • Marc Gravell

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    Re: Profiling in VS 2008

    Yes and yes.


    The standalone profiler can be used to gather data - however, I
    suspect you need Team System to do anything useful with the data (or
    indeed, to get the exes).


    If you don't currently have Team System, I believe that JetBrains also
    have a highly rated profiler - dotTrace. Personally I've always
    managed to get by with the VSTS profiler, largely because I have it
    already via my MSDN subscription, where-as dotTrace would involve me
    paying...

    Marc




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    • Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)

      #3
      Re: Profiling in VS 2008

      Beyond what Marc has posted, there are quite a few profilers out there. I
      have used DotTrace and it is a nice profiler. If you want a more complete
      list of things to try:


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      How can I run profiler in VS 2008 professional edition? based on what
      I read this available only in Team System and there is a command line
      version available. Is that true?
      Thanks.

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      • CSharper

        #4
        Re: Profiling in VS 2008

        On Sep 19, 8:50 am, Marc Gravell <marc.grav...@g mail.comwrote:
        Yes and yes.http://blogs.msdn.com/profiler/archi...29/201202.aspx
        >
        The standalone profiler can be used to gather data - however, I
        suspect you need Team System to do anything useful with the data (or
        indeed, to get the exes).http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/vs2005/aa718605.aspx
        >
        If you don't currently have Team System, I believe that JetBrains also
        have a highly rated profiler - dotTrace. Personally I've always
        managed to get by with the VSTS profiler, largely because I have it
        already via my MSDN subscription, where-as dotTrace would involve me
        paying...
        >
        Marc
        Thanks Marc, the first blog helped. I am downloading team system now.

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