March 14, 2010 IDE, Performance
Honestly I haven’t used any Performance Profiler, since I did not feel need to use it and also I thought that it could be boring… How was I wrong! It is so easy and intuitive, I’m getting super good reports with highlighting of expensive code and it keeps highlighting in Visual Studio. So I’m always aware which code is expensive.
Take a look:
I love it.
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Hmm.. you intrigued me :) I have used IntelliJ profiler for C#. I guess you are talking about standard VS profiler? Could you describe a little how to use it?
It is incredibly easy: go to Analyze -> Profiler -> New Performance Session.
You can attach to your process and then deattach. Profiler will build high quality report with percentage of which method took how much, with diagrams and so on. But that is not all. You can build few reports and then compare them so you will see if you have improved your system and where or if you haven't.