Profiler!!!

Yes it is a profile in MSVC++ 6.0 but not in the standart or educationnal edition. Take a look at the MSDN how to enable it.
If you have an AMD processor I advise you to try the free AMD Analyst which work well (but not on release project...)

Good luck.

I''m afraid that didn''t help me very much!
I don''t know exactly what processor type I have on my machine, but I will check that.

>>Yes it is a profile in MSVC++ 6.0 but not in the standart or educationnal edition. Take a look at the MSDN how to enable it.

I can''t find that in MSDN.
can you give me a hint exactly where?

Go to Build...Profile. If profiling is not enabled, it then gives instruction on how to enable it.

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Cross-posting, however, is not a good way to profile your code.

There is indeed a profiler with MSVC6.0, but not with Visual Studio.NET.

There is a company called Compuware who create a profiler for Visual Studio and they have a free downloadable ''community'' edition. But put in your correct details and you will be phoned _EVERY_ day by their salesman. It''s not a bad profiler though - bit clumpy bit it does the job.

Oh... it''s called DevPartner btw.

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Wow, they took the profiler out? That''s a shame.

Won''t affect me much, though, because I develop on linux Good ole'' gprof!

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