VC, HiProf profiler, using with VC6

HiProf profiler, using with VC6

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Mark Walse #1 / 7	HiProf profiler, using with VC6 I purchased the HiProf profiler from TracePoint about a year ago. It is a great product, but the company closed and I cannot get HiProf to recognize symbols or PDB files generated by VC6. Is anyone out there using HiProf? Have you been able to get it to work with VC6? Is there a newsgroup where orphanned HiProf users talk? Thanks! Mark Walsen
Tue, 11 Sep 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Jonathan H Lundquis #2 / 7	HiProf profiler, using with VC6 I also tried TracePoint's profiler, having never been able to get MSVC's to work for anything non-trivial. I thought it was extremely good, and was suprised they went under about a week after I encountered them. I've heard rumor their technology was purchased and re-released by Nu-Mega, though I haven't purchased it yet. Quote: >I purchased the HiProf profiler from TracePoint about a year ago. It is >a >great product, but the company closed and I cannot get HiProf to >recognize >symbols or PDB files generated by VC6. Is anyone out there using >HiProf?
Tue, 11 Sep 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Jeff Koh #3 / 7	HiProf profiler, using with VC6 Numega has a profiler called TrueTime, although I don't know who (if anyone) they licensed it from. They do have a track record of purchasing product rather than developing them in-house (with the exception of BoundsChecker and SoftIce). Jeff Quote: > I also tried TracePoint's profiler, having never been able to get MSVC's > to work for anything non-trivial. I thought it was extremely good, and was > suprised they went under about a week after I encountered them. > I've heard rumor their technology was purchased and re-released by Nu-Mega, > though I haven't purchased it yet. > >I purchased the HiProf profiler from TracePoint about a year ago. It is > >a > >great product, but the company closed and I cannot get HiProf to > >recognize > >symbols or PDB files generated by VC6. Is anyone out there using > >HiProf?
Fri, 14 Sep 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Gregory L Pri #4 / 7	HiProf profiler, using with VC6 On Fri, 26 Mar 1999 22:32:21 -0800, "Jonathan H Lundquist" Quote: >I also tried TracePoint's profiler, having never been able to get MSVC's >to work for anything non-trivial. I thought it was extremely good, and was >suprised they went under about a week after I encountered them. >I've heard rumor their technology was purchased and re-released by Nu-Mega, >though I haven't purchased it yet. i believe that truetime has been developed in-house. [or at least all the development since its initial release] i assume you may have actually been thinking of metrowerks [makers of the codewarrior compilers], instead of numega. metrowerks licensed the technology from dec, as tracepoint technologies was 'formerly a Digital Company' [http://www.metrowerks.com/desktop/cat2.html#how ] greg priem kb0erz bark, fido, bark [neither of us speak for my employer]
Fri, 14 Sep 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Brad Harriso #5 / 7	HiProf profiler, using with VC6 You might consider trying Intel's VTune analyzer. http://developer.intel.com/vtune There's a trail version you can download. VTune is in the same class of tools as those you are discussing. Brad Harrison Though I am an Intel employee, the views expressed are my own and not necessarily those of Intel. Quote: >I also tried TracePoint's profiler, having never* been able to get MSVC's >to work for anything non-trivial. I thought it was extremely good, and was >suprised they went under about a week after I encountered them. >I've heard rumor their technology was purchased and re-released by Nu-Mega, >though I haven't purchased it yet. >>I purchased the HiProf profiler from TracePoint about a year ago. It is >>a >>great product, but the company closed and I cannot get HiProf to >>recognize >>symbols or PDB files generated by VC6. Is anyone out there using >>HiProf?
Sat, 15 Sep 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Jonathan H Lundquis #6 / 7	HiProf profiler, using with VC6 We once bought VTune. At the time it was great for what it did, but it did not do hierarchical profiling. i.e. it showed time in function, but not callers and called. Has a new version remedied this? Quote: > You might consider trying Intel's VTune analyzer. > http://developer.intel.com/vtune > There's a trail version you can download. VTune is in the same > class of tools as those you are discussing. > Brad Harrison > Though I am an Intel employee, the views expressed are my own > and not necessarily those of Intel. > >I also tried TracePoint's profiler, having never* been able to get MSVC's > >to work for anything non-trivial. I thought it was extremely good, and was > >suprised they went under about a week after I encountered them. > >I've heard rumor their technology was purchased and re-released by Nu-Mega, > >though I haven't purchased it yet. > >>I purchased the HiProf profiler from TracePoint about a year ago. It is > >>a > >>great product, but the company closed and I cannot get HiProf to > >>recognize > >>symbols or PDB files generated by VC6. Is anyone out there using > >>HiProf?
Mon, 17 Sep 2001 03:00:00 GMT

Brad Harriso #7 / 7	HiProf profiler, using with VC6 VTune(TM) Analyzer now has callgraphs for several languages. Brad Harrison Though I am an Intel employee, the views expressed are my own and not necessarily those of Intel. Quote: >We once bought VTune. At the time it was great for what it did, but it did >not* do hierarchical profiling. i.e. it showed time in function, but not >callers and called. Has a new version remedied this? >> You might consider trying Intel's VTune analyzer. >> http://developer.intel.com/vtune >> There's a trail version you can download. VTune is in the same >> class of tools as those you are discussing. >> Brad Harrison >> Though I am an Intel employee, the views expressed are my own >> and not necessarily those of Intel. >> >I also tried TracePoint's profiler, having never* been able to get >MSVC's >> >to work for anything non-trivial. I thought it was extremely good, and >was >> >suprised they went under about a week after I encountered them. >> >I've heard rumor their technology was purchased and re-released by >Nu-Mega, >> >though I haven't purchased it yet. >> >>I purchased the HiProf profiler from TracePoint about a year ago. It is >> >>a >> >>great product, but the company closed and I cannot get HiProf to >> >>recognize >> >>symbols or PDB files generated by VC6. Is anyone out there using >> >>HiProf?
Tue, 18 Sep 2001 03:00:00 GMT

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