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Power Toys for .NET Compact Framework 3.5 CTP Released

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The Power Toys for .NET Compact Framework 3.5 CTP (September 2007) has just been released as an MSDN download.

This was originally slated to be released with the Core .NET Compact Framework, but was spun off as a side download.

Included in this release:

Remote Performance Monitor and GC Heap Viewer – Provides real time counter data (ranging from Garbage Collector activity to type loading info) on a running NETCF application. The GC Heap Viewer feature allows you to capture the managed heap at any moment your app is running to view live references, and allows you to compare multiple snapshots to find memory leak issues.

NETCF CLR Profiler – CLR Profiler is an instrumenting allocation profiler for NETCF applications. It provides detailed allocation visualizations, allocation callstacks visualizations and useful for diagnosing memory management issues.

App Configuration Tool (NetCFcfg.exe) - On-device tool for specifying what version of the NETCF runtime an application will run against, displaying installed versions of NETCF and displaying info about DLLs in the GAC.

NETCF ServiceModel Metadata Tool – The .NET Compact Framework ServiceModel Metadata Tool (netcfsvcutil.exe) allows you to generate a Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) client proxy to help developers consume WCF services on device. Like svcutil.exe, which is the desktop version of the utility, netcfsvcutil.exe is a command-line tool that generates service model code from metadata documents and generates metadata documents from service model code.

Remote Logging Configuration Tool – The Logging Configuration Tool enables users to easily configure logging options on a NETCF device including: loader, interop, network, error and finalizer logs.

NETCF Network Log Viewer – A utility for viewing NETCF network log data.

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  • Anonymous
    September 12, 2007
    PingBack from http://www.ms-next.net/2007/09/13/power-toys-for-net-compact-framework-35-ctp/

  • Anonymous
    September 12, 2007
    Con las primeras betas de .NET Compact Framework 3.5 se incluían una serie de utilidades que han desaparecido

  • Anonymous
    September 29, 2007
    I was too busy lately in order to blog and read blogs(never do this at home). I had to "read"