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how to profile speed, function timing, in .NET

In Visual Studio 6, using C++, you could perform function timing, get hit
counts, etc. You would choose to Enable Profiling, then choose Build
Profile, and it would create a brief report. It worked great. Is there a
simple profiling method included in C++.NET?
Aug 8 '05 #1
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In .NET you'd generally use the CLR Profiler but I'm not sure how good it is
with Managed C++
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"Karl Davis" wrote:
In Visual Studio 6, using C++, you could perform function timing, get hit
counts, etc. You would choose to Enable Profiling, then choose Build
Profile, and it would create a brief report. It worked great. Is there a
simple profiling method included in C++.NET?

Aug 8 '05 #2

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