Brian Robbins
Brian Robbins
Ok, that seems like it should be fine. If you are able to capture a dump on the first chance exception, I could try looking at that.
I have seen this recently if there is a PerfView.exe.config file next to PerfView.exe that has a binding redirect pointing to System.Net.Http 4.2.0.0. I recently submitted a fix for this...
@rjk did the latest version of PerfView fix this for you?
@caljnj, I am not aware of one. I did a bit of searching and only found this MSDN documentation: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/etw/what-s-new-in-event-tracing and https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/tdh/nf-tdh-tdhenumeratemanifestproviderevents.
It's not clear to me that this change is safe. I do see a number of places that check for `null` and `Count > 0`. I also see several that...
I think the first step here should be to start with PerfViewCollect and see if you can expand it to handle more and more PerfView code. Right now, it's just...
cc: @birojnayak, @smhmhmd
> To make it cross platform, migrate from WPF to [Avalonia UI](https://avaloniaui.net/). Someone wrote an [guide](https://www.jammer.biz/porting-wpf-to-avaloniaui/) Absolutely a reasonable option to consider.
@trylek thanks for submitting this. This would be a great addition to PerfView. A few thoughts: 1. Agreed that your change does not check that the PDB signature against the...
The string "ManagedModule" shows up when the file path for a managed module is unknown. This happens when a module load or module rundown event is missing. Most likely, the...