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- c# - What is dotnet run default profile setting from . . .
The default launch profile is called the same as the project that you are running So, if your project is called WebApi , the default will use the profile called WebApi from Properties launchSettings json in the project directory
- . NET profiling (unmanaged API reference) - . NET | Microsoft Learn
The profiling API enables a profiler to monitor a program's execution by the common language runtime (CLR) These articles describe APIs that were introduced in NET Core 2 0 and later versions For NET Framework-era unmanaged APIs, most of which can also be used to profile NET (Core) apps, see NET Framework profiling
- . NET benchmarking and profiling for beginners - Medium
For NET, the ideal way I’ve found to set up performance testing benchmarks is via the BenchmarkDotNet library Due to the incredible complexity of CPUs, the CLR, and everything in between,
- Overview of the profiling tools - Visual Studio (Windows)
Visual Studio offers a range of profiling and diagnostics tools that can help you diagnose memory and CPU usage and other application-level issues With these tools, you can accumulate performance data while you run your application
- c# - What Are Some Good . NET Profilers? - Stack Overflow
What profilers have you used when working with net programs, and which would you particularly recommend? I have used JetBrains dotTrace and Redgate ANTS extensively They are fairly similar in features and price They both offer useful performance profiling and quite basic memory profiling
- Profiling . NET Apps: Best Tools Techniques for Performance
Boost your NET app’s performance with top profiling tools Learn essential techniques to optimize CPU, memory, and database performance
- Fast, easy-to-use . NET profiler with superior accuracy
Profile C#, VB NET, and F# using NET Framework 2 0+, NET Core, NET 5+, and NET Standard on Windows and Windows Server Get line-level timings even if you don't have source code, for example, for third-party components or legacy assemblies
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