While using Visual Studio Profiler either from Visual Studio UI or through command line tools, you may wish to collect more/different information using specific CPU Performance Counters. The collected data depends on the profiling mode. As usage...

Does your native code deals with critical sections or other synchronization primitives? Does your managed code uses C# lock statement or Monitor class? If yes, and if you would like to get a clear picture of all contentions in your application, you might...

In my previous post I showed how VS2010 Profiler command line tools can be used to profile your Silverlight 4 application, as this feature is only partially integrated with Visual Studio UI. While we are working on a full integration story, let me show...