Time Spent in a Method

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HI all,

Anyone know how to get Time Spent in a Method duing RUN TIME. hope this question must be funny. but i came up with this idea to implement in my project. so that i can monitor where exactly more time has been spent. does any one have any idea?

Posted 19-May-14 2:27am

cpquest

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Hello,

If you want to do something really cool, you could use CLR injection.

There's a very interesting article about it on CP:
CLR Injection: Runtime Method Replacer[^]

And also a more in depth explanation can be found here:
http://www.ntcore.com/Files/netint_injection.htm[^]

Valery.

Posted 19-May-14 8:38am

Valery Possoz

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-19T02:40:00

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To add to what CPallini suggests, there is also the .NET Stopwatch class[^] whihc will let you measure it as well.

Posted 19-May-14 2:40am

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[no name] 19-May-14 22:50pm

Thanks a lot hope i will continue from here and let you know if i have questions on that.

CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2014-05-19T02:34:00

Solution 1

A profiler[^] knows.
Also, Google[^] helps.

Posted 19-May-14 2:34am

CPallini