Profiling Mixed Code Tutorial: 2 - Analyzing Results

Applies to AQTime 8.81, last modified on January 18, 2022

AQTime collects almost the same information for unmanaged routines as it did for managed routines. As you can see in the picture below, the Report panel holds the results of both types of routines. And the Details or Call Graph panels also make no differentiation between unmanaged and managed routines.

Profiling results in the Report panel

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Profiling results in the Report panel

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Profiling results in the Report panel

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To distinguish between managed and unmanaged routines in the results, add the Code Type column to the panel (see Adding and Removing Columns). This column indicates if the given routine is managed or unmanaged. For managed routines this column holds the MSIL value, for unmanaged - x86 or PInvoke.

The Code Type column of the Report panel

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The Code Type column of the Report panel

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The Code Type column of the Report panel

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Let's filter results to display the managed routines only:

  • Select Filter from the Report context menu. This will open the Filter Dialog.
  • Use this dialog to create the following filter condition:
  • Press OK to apply the filter.

Now, the report panel only displays profiling results for the managed code:

Managed routines in the Report panel

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Managed routines in the Report 
panel

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Managed routines in the Report panel

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See Also

Profiling Managed and Unmanaged Code
Analyzing Profiler Results
Filtering Results
Adding and Removing Columns

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