Is it possible to know the versions of clr(.net) of a running .net process.
As I could have installed different versions of .net on my windows machine
and I can run multiple .net applications using different versions of .net.
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Is there any issue with performance objects/counters exposed by CLR
considering 32bit and 64bit  machines.
thanks and regards
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I want a kind of profiler. I would like to now which function allocated
how much memory (that is easy to check with MS CLRProfiler). But I would
also like to now how much time was spend on executing each function, or how
many times it was called and so on. I couldn't find thouse ...

How to speed up cleaning DataSet?
In my windows form application, I have many controls bound to tables in a
dataset object.
If I should unboud thes controls before calling Clear on DataSet?

I am investigating some options for instrumenting and am looking at
PerformanceCounter.  I am wondering how logging of the data is occurring when
a counter is updated.  
With Perfmon, you can set up a log file and set various options to clean it

I've implemented a simple console application that runs Excel, attaches a
macro and then saves the excel file with applied macro file.
This is implemented in a single method.
It takes me 30 seconds to run the console application with a small xsl file

I am seeing a constant increase in Private bytes of a process that
continuosly creates timers and disposes them. This increase is in the
unmanaged memory and not the .NET managed memory(as shown by PerfMon
counters). Has anyone seen this kind of leak before?

V C++ .NET  version 2003.Compiler problem.
When I have building error, the left margin
pointer will point to the wrong line.
I also noticed that a commented line with (//) can affect the program.

I have an ASP.Net app pulling a large XML stream (50 MB) and loading into an
XmlDocument object.  Doing so seems to allocate several hundred MBs of
virtual memory (Seen as "virtual bytes" in perfmon).  This behavior seems to
happen in the XmlDocument.Load() method.

We have an ASP.NET 2.0 application that we want to load test using ACT
(Application Center Test), the one comes with Visual Studio 2003. We are
using forms authentication and view state is enabled for the pages. We have  
a situation where after putting in user id in login.aspx ...

I have a C#.net application which uses Oracle as back-end and draws a
complex GUI. I have tried everything I know to reduce the first
startup time such as;
1. Use a preloader to load all dlls at the Windows startup

I would like to know that are there any changes or any sort of modifications
or definition change for performance counters excposed by .net clr w.r.t
dot net versions 1.1/2.0/3.0
regards

i have been having problems for over a month now with pages loading very very
slow or not at all . when pages load it is fast , when they dont load i can
wait forever , to the point where i shut off puter , cause i am fed up.
this is happening not just with IE7 but also firefox ...