I have written a small tcp-client/server-thing for testing the xperf-networkttrace capabilities. But as it seems I did do something wrong with xperf.
I\'m using Xperf to measure the load time of my WDF driver. By some reason the load time is rather big - up to 1 sec. Odd enough it stays so even when I remove all code from the driver.
With xperf I can generate a trace and get a \"flat\" listing of all files read like so: xperf -on FileIO+FILE_IO+FILE_IO_INIT+FILENAME -stackwalk FileRead+FileWrite+FileDelete
I run xperf in order to get trace info for a program when I run it. The program reads a file. It is a .NET program written in F#, the file is read here:
This is a very simple question. I run Xperf and get all statistics about execution of programs, applications, and so on...
I have recently been becoming acquainted with perfmon and with xperf. Perfmon uses performance counters and xperf uses ETW (event tracing for windows). Perfmon has objects that provide data, whereas x
This question pertains to xperf and xperfview, utilities that are part of the Windows Performance Toolkit (in turn part of Windows SDK 7.1).
I have a Windows server application, implemented in C++ using the Win32 API, that does a lot of serial and TCP/IP communication.As it runs, CPU usage gradually increases, until it reaches 100%.Task Ma
I\'m trying to use xperf to profile my DLL, but it refuses to use my DLL\'s PDB file. Running xperf on the .etl with -symbols, I开发者_开发技巧 get:
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