Performance and Diagnostics in the .NET Compact Framework

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Performance and Diagnostics in the .NET Compact Framework

The .NET Compact Framework provides performance counters that can be activated by a registry setting to generate a log file of performance statistics.

You can also log the interop marshaling of native and managed types. For information about generating a log file, see the section "Interop Logging" in Marshaling Overview.

You can also release cached resources by using the MobileDevice class. This class includes the Hibernate event, which provides an opportunity to reduce resource usage.

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Performance Counters in the .NET Compact Framework: Describes the performance counters in the .NET Compact Framework that can generate performance statistics.
How to: Generate Performance Statistics: Shows how to set a registry key to generate statistics with the performance counters in the .NET Compact Framework.
How to: Monitor Performance at Run Time: Describes how to set up and run Remote Performance Monitor, which monitors an application's performance while the application is running.
How to: Create Log Files: Describes how to generate log files for native code interoperability and loading programs.
Log File Information: Describes the content of log files for native code interoperability, loading programs, and networking.
How to: Improve Performance: Contains techniques to improve performance and save memory in device applications.
How to: Use the High-Resolution Timer: Shows how to use the high-resolution timer to provide precise time measurements for time-sensitive applications or to time the execution speed of code blocks.

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Application Development in the .NET Compact Framework