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Mr
Great work guys!
I have two problems:
1. I can not download the Full version from your site (no response...)
so I use olser version I got from CNET.com
2. the output file is written to the root: c:\ (I profile a console application)
can I set the output folder? the working folder is also fine.
Thnx
Avi.
I have two problems:
1. I can not download the Full version from your site (no response...)
so I use olser version I got from CNET.com
2. the output file is written to the root: c:\ (I profile a console application)
can I set the output folder? the working folder is also fine.
Thnx
Avi.
Re: Mr
Hi Avi,
Our download-server has just had a brief downtime. Sorry about that - it's up and running again now.
And no, you can't set the output-path directly yet. That behavior is a .NET CF legacy, because WinCE doesn't have a concept of a "working directory".
If it's really important then you can call the take-snapshot-method explicitly from within your code rather than rely only on the automatic snapshot taken when you app exits. That way you can specify a full output-path, like this:
in your main, or other code
...
EQATEC.Profiler.Runtime.TakeProfileSnapshot(@"C:\some\existing\absolute\path\here");
best regards,
Richard
Our download-server has just had a brief downtime. Sorry about that - it's up and running again now.
And no, you can't set the output-path directly yet. That behavior is a .NET CF legacy, because WinCE doesn't have a concept of a "working directory".
If it's really important then you can call the take-snapshot-method explicitly from within your code rather than rely only on the automatic snapshot taken when you app exits. That way you can specify a full output-path, like this:
in your main, or other code
...
EQATEC.Profiler.Runtime.TakeProfileSnapshot(@"C:\some\existing\absolute\path\here");
best regards,
Richard
Re: Mr
I'm trying to use the profiler. It looks quite serious but I cannot find the profile*.log.xml after running my application. I did it with the UI-Wizard. I was looking on all the roots of my local drives C:\ D:\ but can't find it. (I'm using the normal .NET Framework.)
Setting the ProfileSnapshot path is no alternative for me.
Thanks
regards Phil
Setting the ProfileSnapshot path is no alternative for me.
Thanks
regards Phil
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