At the risk of stating the obvious, the profiling tools in Visual Studio 2010 are great; I've used them for both CPU profiling and memory profiling of F# apps and they're extremely useful and easy to use. You can use the VS2010RC for free for a while yet, if 'no cost' is an important factor. :)

By on 4/8/2010 11:22 AM ()

yes, of course! the VS 2010 profiling tools are great indeed! but they are not included in the professional version. and as we dont need any other features of the premium version, 5000$ for a profiler is not an option. ;)

By on 4/8/2010 2:52 PM ()

I recently came across this .net profiler:

[link:www.mertner.com]

It isn't all that detailed, but then it it free.

Cheers,

Andy

By on 12/9/2006 4:21 AM ()

Hi Andy,

Any chance you could post a screen shot of its use in the images galleries? Saves us downloading and installing it :-)

don

By on 12/9/2006 6:10 PM ()

Sure, though I think someone will have to set up a gallery for me. Would it be better if I just send you the jpeg?

Cheers,

Andy

By on 12/10/2006 6:50 AM ()

just wanted to point out that there is the free:

[link:www.eqatec.com]

which works best for me. it can even profile a single .dll loaded from another app with the 'take snapshot' button.

they also have a tracer, which i have not tested yet.

kind regards

By on 4/8/2010 10:31 AM ()

Hi,

Being a total skinflint (or more accurately not wanting to spend £500 on msdev professional) I've been using the CLR profiler tool from the msdn. Unfortunately it's quite good a everything except detailed time profiling.

That said I actually think a callgraph with numbers of calls (which it has) is probably a more useful thing in functional languages anyway.

Cheers,

Andy

By on 9/29/2006 10:22 AM ()
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