I googled around a bit, but couldn\'t fin开发者_如何学Pythond a reason. My app is mixed (C#, VB.NET, C++/CLI and native C++). AQTime claims to be able to profile this kind of application, that\'s why
I am a user of AQTime Pro and while the tool is pretty nice, it does have a horrible performance impact on the application under test if you\'re not careful. (Even if you are careful, the performance
I have an app that makes intensively uses of Wininet functions to get some data from internet. I am getting a very odd handle related error messages sometimes:
I have a lot of classes in my project accessed by a singleton like so: _inline GUI_BS_Map* GUI_GetBS_Map()
Embarcadero says that I got some free version of AQtime when I purchased my Delphi XE license. However, today I tried to run for the first time AQtime and I got an error message: \'You are using AQTim
I\'m finding AQTime hard to use because it interferes with the original program too much. If I have a program that uses, for example, 300MB of ram I can use AQTime\'s allocation profiler without a pro
We\'re using AQTime\'s coverage profiler to check coverage results for unit tests. It seems to generally work okay, but has a nasty habit of overestimating coverage because some functions don\'t appea
In AQTime for Delphi, it boasts to be very fast to get to the trouble spots by using areas and triggers etc. But it seems to me, that especially if you have very much code in the areas to profile, the
I\'ve been searching over the past few days of whether I should use mod_proxy_ajp or mod_jk to connect apache httpd and tomcat. All the sites I find are a few years old and outdated.
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