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The low-rent guide to WPF profiling

Posted Thursday, September 07, 2006 11:31 PM by timothyc
Since I posted my initial article on command-line profiling , I've found a number of folks copy/paste off of it fairly often, with moderate success. If you don't want to know all of the 'why's' and just want to get your profile, run the the following Read More...
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Profiling kernel time in WPF

Posted Wednesday, April 26, 2006 12:30 AM by timothyc
I just found out something neat . VSTS tells you how many samples were taken in kernel mode. Unfortunately, it doesn’t tell you where in kernel mode that time was spent. But, it does tell you if you need to be thinking about kernel-mode time, which makes Read More...
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Profiling WPF Applications from the Command Line

Posted Wednesday, March 08, 2006 7:36 PM by timothyc
Toward the end of my next-to-last post I suggested using the command-line to control profiling. I've been experimenting with this functionality and wanted to post what I've learned. First, IanWho’s blog is a pretty amazing source of VSTS Profiler info. Read More...
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Solving WPF Performance Problems: Step 1

Posted Tuesday, February 28, 2006 1:52 AM by timothyc
This is the first in a series of upcoming blogs about solving WPF performance problems. I’m going to start with a basic overview of the tools, approaches, and thinking needed to tackle these challenges. If you’re skills are already beyond that point stay Read More...
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