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The perf script from MS is what we use to profile and fix issues on linux. I do not have Windows; no issues so far with just Linux. We managed to diagnose and f
by tluyben2 8y ago
The perf script from MS is what we use to profile and fix issues on linux. I do not have Windows; no issues so far with just Linux. We managed to diagnose and fix every perf issue so far. Not sure what you mean by windows only tools or manually generate symbols?
- rhinoceraptor 8y agoI haven't tried the script, the documentation says you need PerfView to view the data so I didn't bother running it. For generating symbols, (I misspoke a bit, I mean downloading them) I'm talking about the native CLR runtime symbols. According to the docs if you want those, you need to use dotnet-symbol and manually download the symbols for the CLR alongside the CLR .so files.
- NicoJuicy 8y agoWell, .net was for a long time only available on windows (since 2002 and development in late 1990's). I think making the tools cross-platform after such a long time is not that easy/fast.
- tluyben2 8y agoI view in the Linux cli and I can drill down, sort etc everything there and see exactly what the issues are. No Windows or PerfView needed.