We're seeking the input of profiler users and other interested parties to help create a visual profiling tool for mono applications. Development is under way in the mono-tools module alongside the current command line decoder. The tool is a UI to interact with the built-in mono logging profiler and graphically display captured profile logs. The visualization capabilities of the tool are still fairly primitive, but it is already capable of creating and displaying log data for instrumented, allocation, and statistical profiles.
I have created a wiki page to track the feature capabilities and plans. There is also a "Visual Profiler" category for bug reporting and enhancement requests in the Mono:Tools bugzilla product. Discussion will occur on mono-devel-list.
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Gtk# for .net
Forgot to blog about this when it happened, but since I've gotten a couple of questions lately...
In February, we released a new version of the Gtk# for .net installer. It packages Gtk# 2.12.8 and the associated gtk+ binaries, including the registry keys necessary to build projects with MSBuild and add references using the references dialog in VS.
This single installer combines the managed development functionality previously provided by both the SDK and Runtime installers in a significantly smaller download than the old SDK installer, since it no longer ships many of the C development files packaged in the old installers. This installer also works properly on XP and Vista, unlike previous versions.
In the near future, we will be announcing the availability of additional installers supporting the use of mono libraries like Mono.Posix, Mono.GetOptions, and Mono.Addins on .Net and maybe a new application installer or two as well. Stay tuned.
In February, we released a new version of the Gtk# for .net installer. It packages Gtk# 2.12.8 and the associated gtk+ binaries, including the registry keys necessary to build projects with MSBuild and add references using the references dialog in VS.
This single installer combines the managed development functionality previously provided by both the SDK and Runtime installers in a significantly smaller download than the old SDK installer, since it no longer ships many of the C development files packaged in the old installers. This installer also works properly on XP and Vista, unlike previous versions.
In the near future, we will be announcing the availability of additional installers supporting the use of mono libraries like Mono.Posix, Mono.GetOptions, and Mono.Addins on .Net and maybe a new application installer or two as well. Stay tuned.
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