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I am looking at different .NET profilers. which .NET profiler do you recommend?
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I've been using ANTS from RedGate[^]. If you're on Windows 7, it also lets you attach to a running .NET 4 process and just profile what you want, rather than profiling from startup. One of my colleagues uses DotTrace from JetBrains (same guys who make ReSharper)[^]. I think it also lets you attach to a running process. They've both been great tools for us, sometimes one will show us something the other doesn't, so sometimes it's nice to have both.
The shout of progress is not "Eureka!" it's "Strange... that's not what i expected". - peterchen
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I've been using ANTS from RedGate[^]. If you're on Windows 7, it also lets you attach to a running .NET 4 process and just profile what you want, rather than profiling from startup. One of my colleagues uses DotTrace from JetBrains (same guys who make ReSharper)[^]. I think it also lets you attach to a running process. They've both been great tools for us, sometimes one will show us something the other doesn't, so sometimes it's nice to have both.
The shout of progress is not "Eureka!" it's "Strange... that's not what i expected". - peterchen
The bottom right of the ANTS page shows awards, including "The Code Project Members Choice Winner 2011". :-D
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The bottom right of the ANTS page shows awards, including "The Code Project Members Choice Winner 2011". :-D
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I am looking at different .NET profilers. which .NET profiler do you recommend?
usability & truth
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I am looking at different .NET profilers. which .NET profiler do you recommend?
usability & truth
I never used profilers before. I heard that Redgates's ANTS profiler[^] is good. Here some list of profilers[^] Also got this wiki page[^]
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I am looking at different .NET profilers. which .NET profiler do you recommend?
usability & truth
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Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss:
The CLR Profiler is definitely great tool for finding memory issues, but not so much for performance bottlenecks. ANTS comes in handy for those issues (although ANTS does have a memory profiler as well, but I like CLR better).
The shout of progress is not "Eureka!" it's "Strange... that's not what i expected". - peterchen
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I am looking at different .NET profilers. which .NET profiler do you recommend?
usability & truth
The one tha' works.
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I never used profilers before. I heard that Redgates's ANTS profiler[^] is good. Here some list of profilers[^] Also got this wiki page[^]
thatraja
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thank you very much! these list really helps me.
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The CLR Profiler is definitely great tool for finding memory issues, but not so much for performance bottlenecks. ANTS comes in handy for those issues (although ANTS does have a memory profiler as well, but I like CLR better).
The shout of progress is not "Eureka!" it's "Strange... that's not what i expected". - peterchen
thank you for your feedback. it is useful for me.
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