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Subject: Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe

Author: Dann Corbit

Date: 16:17:16 01/31/00

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One thing that is a bit confusing is that it becomes much easier to profile if
you put all the profiler EXE's, DLL's, and batch files in the same directory as
the executable you are profiling.

Yet another reason to buy vtune.

• Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe Dave Gomboc 16:40:09 01/31/00
  • Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe Dann Corbit 16:43:42 01/31/00
    • Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe Tom Kerrigan 19:07:05 01/31/00
      • Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe Dann Corbit 19:25:01 01/31/00
        • Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe Tom Kerrigan 19:31:47 01/31/00
          • Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe Peter Fendrich 09:46:56 02/01/00
            • Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe Tom Kerrigan 10:48:49 02/01/00
              • Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe Peter Fendrich 13:59:48 02/01/00
                • Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe Tom Kerrigan 14:12:03 02/01/00
                  • Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe Peter Fendrich 15:44:30 02/01/00
          • Re: Profiling with Visual C++ 5 and 6: a story of woe Dann Corbit 19:35:01 01/31/00

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