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  • darjonase@gmail.com
    #1

    Code Analyzers

    I am looking for some way to analyze the timing of my code. I have
    placed some elapsed time functions in various methods, but my code is
    still running slow and I want to find the biggest culprits of this.

    I know of the tools stated here before, such as Visual Studio Analyzer
    and DevPartner, but DevPartner is far too expensive and I can't find
    any type of downloadable installer for VSA. One post that I read
    mentioned that there were other tools in Vis Studio that could be used.
    Does anyone know what tools these might be?

    Again, I am looking to see where all of my timing is going while I run
    my code. Any tool you can think of, please list for me and I will
    determine if pricing is worth it or not.

    Thanks all,
    Darian

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    • Andrew Backer
      #2
      Re: Code Analyzers

      You might try dotTrace profiler (http://www.jetbrains.com/profiler/ ,
      $250), from JetBrains. They make IntelliJ, a java IDE we would all be
      happy if MS would just copy and get it over with.

      Never used it, so I can't vouch for it, but they have a good track
      record. If you do play with it, let me know how it is.

      - Andrew

      darjonase@gmail .com wrote:
      I am looking for some way to analyze the timing of my code. I have
      placed some elapsed time functions in various methods, but my code is
      still running slow and I want to find the biggest culprits of this.
      >
      I know of the tools stated here before, such as Visual Studio Analyzer
      and DevPartner, but DevPartner is far too expensive and I can't find
      any type of downloadable installer for VSA. One post that I read
      mentioned that there were other tools in Vis Studio that could be used.
      Does anyone know what tools these might be?
      >
      Again, I am looking to see where all of my timing is going while I run
      my code. Any tool you can think of, please list for me and I will
      determine if pricing is worth it or not.
      >
      Thanks all,
      Darian

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        • AMercer
          #3
          RE: Code Analyzers

          I like nprof, and it is free.

          "darjonase@gmai l.com" wrote:
          I am looking for some way to analyze the timing of my code. I have
          placed some elapsed time functions in various methods, but my code is
          still running slow and I want to find the biggest culprits of this.
          >
          I know of the tools stated here before, such as Visual Studio Analyzer
          and DevPartner, but DevPartner is far too expensive and I can't find
          any type of downloadable installer for VSA. One post that I read
          mentioned that there were other tools in Vis Studio that could be used.
          Does anyone know what tools these might be?
          >
          Again, I am looking to see where all of my timing is going while I run
          my code. Any tool you can think of, please list for me and I will
          determine if pricing is worth it or not.
          >
          Thanks all,
          Darian
          >
          >

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            • vladimirkondratyev@yahoo.com
              #4
              Re: Code Analyzers

              There is also YourKit .NET Profiler http://www.yourkit.com/dotnet/

              It can profiler CPU and memory and has intergation with Visual Studio.

              Best regards,
              Vladimir

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