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A blog about Visual Studio Profiling, Code Coverage and CS Research!
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- 34 from 27 May 2004 to 4 Jun 2007
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- Visual Studio Launch: Bangkok (pre-game edition)
- Profiling FAQ #7: What does the column name X mean?
- Profiling FAQ #6: Why does the profiler say Foo calls Bar, when I know it doesn't!
- Meltdown Profiler Tips and Tricks Talk Details
- Profiling FAQ #5: Why are there two copies of my function in Instrumentation mode function report?
- Speaking at MS Meltdown about the VS Profiler
- Public Chat: This Wednesday
- In honor of TechEd: Profiler Greatest Hits bloggin'
- Doing My Part to Destroy MSFT Productivity
- Offtopic: Memorial Day BBQ Grill Suggestion
- Beta2 CLR Symbols Live!
- UPDATE + APOLOGY! (Some) CLR Public Symbols still not on symbol server
- Profiling Tip: Amdahl's Law and Long Sampling Runs
- CLR Symbols for Beta 2 release imminent
- Lesson on Intern Mentoring from the Gilmore Girls
- Vacation Time
- Profiling FAQ #4: The top sampled function is [ntdll.dll], now what do I do?!
- Profiling FAQ #3: How do -exclude and -include on vsinstr differ from -start / -suspend / -resume, etc.
- Paper Summary #2: Where the Bugs Are
- Paper Summary #1: Efficient and Precise Dynamic Impact Analysis Using Execute-After Sequences
- New Category: Research
- Profiling FAQ #2: Why am I seeing functions from DLLs I didn't instrument in my Function view?
- Profiling FAQ #1: Why doesn't my Sampling Call Tree look like my Instrumentation Call Tree
- Must watch Managed Perf Primer on Channel 9
- Profiling Tip #2: Managed Code profiling and the command line
- Profiling Tip #1: release vs. debug
- What I've been up to... dogfood deployment
- Line Coverage
- Quick Survey: Coverage metrics
- Block Statistics in Code Coverage