Apologies if this is in the wrong forum; I didn't see a forum devoted to the VS 2008 Profiling tools.
I was using the VS 2008 Profiling tools to attempt to determine the 'cause of a large amount of allocation in my program. However, after a profiling run, the profiler claims that most of the allocation (>3GB worth) occurs in the following function (exclusive and inclusive allocation):
| public ParseResults Scan(Uri target, string pageText) { |
| if (parser == null) |
| parser = new SeoParser(target, pageText, rules); |
| else |
| parser.Reset(target, pageText); |
| return parser.Parse(); |
| } |
I find this somewhat unlikely. Further, neither parser.Parse() nor any of the functions it calls appear in the profiling information, even though I know they were called (since the program completed successfully, and trace from those functions appeared in the output logs). Does anyone know what I might be doing wrong to cause the profiler to ignore much of my code?
Thanks.
