Instrumentation is a profiling technique that involves inserting diagnostic probes into the program being profiled. Profiling data will only be collected for the instrumented binaries and for the external functions called directly from the instrumented binaries. Instrumentation collects more data than sampling, so consider instrumenting only a few binaries and use the data collection control to reduce the amount of data being collected.
Instances of types that define only static members do not need to be created. Many compilers will automatically add a public ...
Instructs the compiler to create a precompiled header (.pch) file that represents the state of compilation at a certain point. ...
Instrumentation error: The file {0} cannot be re-signed with the key file {1}: {2}. Check that the key file is not password ...
Instrumentation error: The specified key file {0} exceeds the maximum key file size. The binary {1} will not be re-signed. ...
Instrumentation is a profiling technique that involves inserting diagnostic probes into the program being profiled. Profiling ...
Instrumentation warning: Cannot extract the public key from the key file '{0}': {1} Check that the key file is not password ...
Instrumented application '%2' (Process Id %1) is not logging profile data because a profile monitor is not running in the ...
Instrumented application '%2' (Process Id %1) is not logging profile data because a profile monitor is not running, or is ...
Instrumenting this image requires it to run as a 32-bit process. The CLR header flags have been updated to reflect this. ...