Parallel Development in Visual Studio

The Concurrency Visualizer provides information to help developers make sense of C++ AMP applications. I wrote an entry about this and posted it on the Native Concurrency blog. If you are a C++ AMP developer, I recommend checking it out. James Rapp

Chances are that you deployed CVCollectionCmd on a machine without Visual Studio 11 in order to collect traces for use with the Concurrency Visualizer. To view the traces in the Concurrency Visualizer, it’s simply a matter of bringing the trace...

Previously, I described how to use CVCollectionCmd to collect Concurrency Visualizer traces on a machine that lacks Visual Studio. But where is the CVCollectionCmd installer? This entry describes where to find the CVCollectionCmd installer and how to...

The Concurrency Visualizer in Visual Studio 11 comes with a standalone collection utility that allows you to collect traces on machines where Visual Studio 11 is not installed. This may come in handy when you need to visualize the behavior of an application...