Brian Robbins
Brian Robbins
@kkostrzewa the design is that for .NET 5+ you don't need crossgen to generate framework symbols because we use the perf JIT dump feature instead. It looks as though the...
@kkostrzewa, no worries. Thanks for the heads-up.
@AloisKraus, did you set `COMPlus_PerfMapEnabled=true` for the process being profiled? If not, this will turn on JIT and R2R symbol generation.
`crossgen` is hardcoded because we should not need to use `crossgen` or `crossgen2` starting with .NET 5. Instead, we use a different mechanism to generate these symbols which is controlled...
Checking in to see if you folks are still running into issues with this. Otherwise, I'll plan to close this. Thanks.
@pcwiese, what you're hitting here is a problem that is specific to containers - specifically where the container image doesn't match the host distro. Perf_events is built to be kernel...
In this case, the best option is to try and use a different version of the `perf` tool. The interface between the kernel and user portions of `perf` is fairly...
Yes, there are options. We do our best to handle these cases in `perfcollect`, but as you can see it's definitely not perfect. I've just posted #1737, which will fix...
It looks like this issue has been used for a few different problems, and I believe that they've all been addressed. I'm going to go ahead and close this issue...
Development of PerfviewJS has been moved to https://github.com/microsoft/PerfviewJS.