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IntelliTrace iTrace Files

If you are not familiar with the new IntelliTrace feature in Visual Studio Team System 2010 than you might want to first check out either my or John Robbins’ introductions to this feature as a general overview of IntelliTrace would be helpful before digging

Adios Historical Debugging. Hello IntelliTrace.

It’s been a little while since I’ve gotten a post up here due in part to two main reasons. First off, we’ve been pushing really hard as a dev team in getting Beta 2 polished up and out the door. And secondly, the actual name of our feature has been in

Diagnostic Events in Historical Debugging

Diagnostic Events in Historical Debugging If this post is the first time that you have heard about the historical debugging feature in Visual Studio Team System 2010 , then you might want to first take a look at my little overview of this nifty new feature

Historical Debugging in Visual Studio Team System 2010

Historical Debugging in Visual Studio Team System 2010 What is Historical Debugging in a nutshell? If you’ve been in the development world for any length of time you’ve probably ended up in a situation like one of the following more than a few times.

Back To Blogging

Back to Blogging So for the last 18 months or so there has been nary a peep on this blog about anything. One contributing factor to this extended period of silence would happen to be the fact that I now have an 18 month old daughter and I was feeling

Collecting performance counter information with the Visual Studio Team System profiler

Collecting performance counter information with the Visual Studio Team System profiler Introduction If you have ever done performance work on Windows systems you are probably already familiar with the PerfMon tool . This tool gives you an overview of

Pinpoint a performance issue using hotpath in Visual Studio 2008

Analyzing a performance report When you first open a performance report in Visual Studio 90% of the time the question on your mind is “where is my program spending most of its time?” In Visual Studio 2005 the best way to find this was to move to the calltree

The New Developer Menu in Visual Studio Team System

The new Developer menu in Visual Studio Team System In my recent series of blog posts I’ve been covering some of the cool new features that the Visual Studio Profiler team has been adding to the code profiler that is included with Visual Studio Team System

The Visual Studio Profiler Data Collection Control Part 1: Excluding Application Startup Time

The Visual Studio Profiler Data Collection Control Part 1: Excluding Application Startup Time Even if you are familiar with Visual Studio Team System you may not already know that a powerful profiler is included with both the Developer and Team Suite

Comparing performance reports with the Visual Studio Team System Profiler

Comparing performance reports with the Visual Studio Team System Profiler With the recent release of the first Beta for Visual Studio Team System ( codename Orcas ) customers will get their first chance to see all the great new features that we are adding

Two years in the software performance world

This past summer marked my second year (plus one summer internship) of working at Microsoft and on the Visual Studio Team System profiler . As a fresh out of college hire I had no experience working with large applications or working with application
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Team System MSDN Chat tomorrow at 10:00am

Tomorrow there will be one of the first MSDN Team System chats in a while at 10:00am Pacific time. Below is the official announcement. ~Ian Come and join members from the Visual Studio Team System product group to discuss features available in Visual
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Process Explorer

Sorry about the lack of updates here recently. Currently we are in a rather difficult stage to write interesting articles. By now I’ve covered most of what I want to about the RTM version of the profiler and it’s too early to talk about many of the features
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Depends.exe and working with assembly dependencies

So in my last blog article I talked about using the fuslogvw.exe tool to figure out .NET assembly binding issues. In this article I’m going to look at another tool that I find myself using daily in the debugging world, depends.exe. In a nutshell, depends
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Fuslogvw.exe and diagnosing .NET assembly binding issues

So let’s say that you are working with a large managed project and for some reason, one of your binary files just refuses to load. Perhaps you get some esoteric error message and perhaps not. If so then you may very well be in the world of managed assembly
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