Collecting Detailed Timing Data for a Stand-Alone Application by Using the Profiler Command Line
This section describes the procedures and options for collecting detailed performance data for a client (stand-alone) component by using the instrumentation method from the command line.
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How to: Instrument a Stand-Alone .NET Framework Component and Collect Timing Data with the Profiler from the Command Line
Describes how to instrument and profile .NET client components from the command line.How to: Instrument a Native Stand-Alone Component and Collect Timing Data with the Profiler from the Command Line
Describes how to instrument and profile native (C or C+) client components from the command line.
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Stand-Alone Applications
Collecting Application Statistics for Stand-Alone Applications by Using the Profiler Command Line
Describes how to profile client applications by using the sampling method.Collecting .NET Framework Memory Data for Stand-Alone Applications by Using the Profiler Command Line
Describes how to profile .NET client applications to collect memory allocation and lifetime data.
Instrumentation Method
Collecting Detailed Timing Data for an ASP.NET Application Using the Profiler Instrumentation Method from the Command Line
Describes how to instrument and profile ASP.NET applications from the command line.Collecting Detailed Timing Data for Services by Using the Instrumentation Method from the Profiler Command Line
Describes how to instrument and profile Windows services from the command line.