On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 7:19 PM, fsmac <[email protected]> wrote:
> > Thanks Rodrigo. > > On Linux (CentOS 5.3, with mono-2.4.2.3 and mono-tools 2.4.2 compiled from > sources), statistical profiling still does not seem to work. If I run > > % mono --profile=logging:s MyApp.exe .... > > I get totally random errors in MyApp.exe, from Directory.FileExists() > saying > files that are there do not exist, to crashing in FSharp type > initialization > code, to just SIGABRT. Is that a known issue? > I honestly don't know. I suppose the app runs fine without the profiler enabled. Can you try with mono trunk? The profiler has received a significant number of fixes since the 2.4 release. > > It seems like logging:c allows my app to run as intended and I am trying > this right now, though this is much much slower. > I don't like logging:c as it's too heavy-weight to extract any decent information from it. > YA > > PS: mono-tools didn't compile fully, with GDI errors compiling gendarme > (adding a .png into a res file) and some other GLib exception (missing an > exception type), but mprof-decoder did compile properly, and the profiler > itself is in the main mono source tree, right? > > mono-tools from SVN requires mono from SVN. Not sure if this is the cause of the compilation problem, but this is our supported combination. Or did you use the 2.4.2 mono tools tarball? On this case this has to be fixed. Rodrigo
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