Sampling-based code profile or performance analysis for dotnet core program in Windows
I am looking for how to do code profiling on a machine where Visual Studio cannot be installed.
In Linux, .net core (aka. dotnet core or CoreCLR) programs can be code-profiled with perf program. (Link)
In Windows, I cannot find how to do the similar thing. I tried vsperf.exe, but it seems that it does not show the C# code.
Of course, I can use vsperf.exe for native (x86 or x64) program. It works correctly.
Is there any way to do sampling-based code profile or performance analysis for dotnet core program in Windows?
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I am looking for how to do code profiling on a machine where Visual Studio cannot be installed.
In Linux, .net core (aka. dotnet core or CoreCLR) programs can be code-profiled with perf program. (Link)
In Windows, I cannot find how to do the similar thing. I tried vsperf.exe, but it seems that it does not show the C# code.
Of course, I can use vsperf.exe for native (x86 or x64) program. It works correctly.
Is there any way to do sampling-based code profile or performance analysis for dotnet core program in Windows?
.net-core
asked Nov 16 at 8:35
Hyunjik Bae
9541824
add a comment |
I am looking for how to do code profiling on a machine where Visual Studio cannot be installed.
In Linux, .net core (aka. dotnet core or CoreCLR) programs can be code-profiled with perf program. (Link)
In Windows, I cannot find how to do the similar thing. I tried vsperf.exe, but it seems that it does not show the C# code.
Of course, I can use vsperf.exe for native (x86 or x64) program. It works correctly.
Is there any way to do sampling-based code profile or performance analysis for dotnet core program in Windows?
.net-core
asked Nov 16 at 8:35
Hyunjik Bae
9541824
I am looking for how to do code profiling on a machine where Visual Studio cannot be installed.
In Linux, .net core (aka. dotnet core or CoreCLR) programs can be code-profiled with perf program. (Link)
In Windows, I cannot find how to do the similar thing. I tried vsperf.exe, but it seems that it does not show the C# code.
Of course, I can use vsperf.exe for native (x86 or x64) program. It works correctly.
Is there any way to do sampling-based code profile or performance analysis for dotnet core program in Windows?
.net-core
.net-core
asked Nov 16 at 8:35
Hyunjik Bae
9541824
asked Nov 16 at 8:35
Hyunjik Bae
9541824
asked Nov 16 at 8:35
Hyunjik Bae
9541824
asked Nov 16 at 8:35
Hyunjik Bae
9541824
asked Nov 16 at 8:35
Hyunjik Bae
9541824
9541824
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