Thank you for the answer :) I found this article which tells me that a script can now enable the profiler from within itself:
http://blogs.msdn.com/curth/archive/2009/04/11/profiler-part-ii-poor-man-s-code-coverage.aspx <http://blogs.msdn.com/curth/archive/2009/04/11/profiler-part-ii-poor-man-s-code-coverage.aspx>So I used that method instead, like this: def begin_profiler(): import clr clr.EnableProfiler(True) clr.ClearProfilerData() def end_profiler(): ticks_to_ms = 0.00001 clr.EnableProfiler(False) # show top 20 sorted by exclusive time for p in itertools.islice(sorted(filter(lambda item: item.Calls != 0, clr.GetProfilerData(True)), key=lambda item: -item.InclusiveTime), 20): print '%s\n%f\t%f\t%d' % (p.Name, p.InclusiveTime * ticks_to_ms, p.ExclusiveTime * ticks_to_ms, p.Calls) Seems to work very well :) /Mads
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