.NET Profiling

.NET Framework is a software framework developed by Microsoft that runs primarily on Microsoft Windows AQTime Pro is also able to profile across managed code and frameworks such as .NET. AQTime Pro optimizes .NET application performance and memory usage, measure code coverage and trace exceptions.

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AQTime Pro offers multiple modes for application performance analysis. You can start with a quick performance inspection using the lightweight Sampling profiler and then drill deeper into the hot spots using the more accurate Performance profiler.

With AQTime Pro, you can focus on specific parts of your source code and select the exact source files, classes or methods to include or exclude from profiling. You can start and stop profiling when you need it at any time during the application run. AQTime Pro can also start and stop profiling automatically when the application execution enters or exits a specific method helping minimize profiling overhead.

Code coverage analysis shows you which source files, functions and lines of code have been covered by tests, are untested or only partially tested. This informs what additional tests to create and how to improve your existing tests.

AQTime Pro lets you easily exclude or include code into coverage analysis, so you can focus on specific sour file, namespace, class or method. You can define filters from the class viewer and from coverage results.

Analyze code coverage reports with any level of details – compiled modules, source files or functions. Predefined filters let you limit the report to only code with no coverage or less than a fixed coverage value.

AQTime Pro lets you compare past coverage results with current results side-by-side. You can easily see how your project coverage changes as new code is written, existing code is changed and new tests are added.

Using AQTime Pro, you can merge code coverage results from multiple test runs to get aggregate coverage statistics for your entire project. This is useful for large projects where testing is performed in multiple environments.