Visual Studio 12 Performance Analysis
23 Jun 2012
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Since the Visual Studio 2012 RTM came out I have been experimenting with the different features. Now this may of existed in previous versions(although not as pretty), but this is quite a nice little tool for understanding where your code is being locked up. Sadly though in this case I wasn’t actually able to get any advantage without a big re-write.
So what do you get, some charts some nice percentage bars, and also the ability to dig down into your function and find where it really is going slow.
This is an example of a tree being searched through so there is little to be gained (or at least on first glance) to improve the performance. But is nice to know that abusing vectors is killing my code… maybe a note for next time I write something like this.
Assistant Professor in Visual Computing at Durham University. Stuart's research focus is on Visual Reasoning to understand the layout of visual content from Iconography (e.g. Sketches) to 3D Scene understanding and their implications on methods of interaction. He is currently a co-I on the RePAIR EU FET, DCitizens EU Twinning, and BoSS EU Lighthouse. He was a co-I on the MEMEX RIA EU H2020 project coordinated at IIT for increasing social inclusion with Cultural Heritage. Stuart has previously held a Researcher & PostDoc positions at IIT as well as PostDocs at University College London (UCL), and the University of Surrey. Also, at the University of Surrey, Stuart was awarded his PhD on visual information retrieval for sketches. Stuart holds an External Scientist at IIT, Honorary roles UCL and UCL Digital Humanities, and an international collaborator of ITI/LARSyS. He also regularly organises Vision for Art (VISART) workshop and Humanities-orientated tutorials and was Program Chair at British Machine Conference (BMVC) 2021.