To get Profiler to profile a managed-code dll, you need to tell profiler to profile the application that launches the dll, even if that program is written in unmanaged code. This is useful, for example, for Visual Studio add-ins.
You can disregard the warning message telling you that you're about to profile unmanaged code. ANTS Profiler will only profile the managed code that's run.
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To get Profiler to profile a managed-code dll, you need to tell profiler to profile the application that launches the dll, even if that program is written in unmanaged code. This is useful, for example, for Visual Studio add-ins.
You can disregard the warning message telling you that you're about to profile unmanaged code. ANTS Profiler will only profile the managed code that's run.