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Using triggers and recording filters

Configuring the .NET project - Setting start trigger (not available in Basic version)

At the Trigger tab, two types of triggers are to be set: The Start and the Stop triggers.

Wakeup Time refers to the time SpeedTrace Pro is an inactive state before it starts profiling and tracing. No recording or no trigger functions are carried out in this state until the timing ends. This feature can be set in msec, seconds or minutes. If the time is set to 0.00 sec, SpeedTrace will start recording immediately. If it is set to 2.00 sec, SpeedTrace will wait for 2 seconds before it becomes active to record the application.

You are able to set the time you want to start profiling and tracing your application by entering the method in the Method field. Or you can select the method using the Method Browser.

Method Browser

Start Event; Method, Parent Method, Number of Calls, Recording Start Delay Parent Method:

In the Method field, WinTest.Ball.Bounce has been selected. SpeedTrace Pro will immediately start to profile and trace your application when the function WinTest.Ball.Bounce is activated.

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Steps:
Step 1:
Adding an existing .NET project
Step 2:
Selecting program sample
Step 3:
Record Immediately
Step 4:
Setting start trigger
Step 5:
Setting stop trigger
Step 6:
Setting include filter
Step 7:
Activating project
Step 8:
Showing trace result
Step 9:
Summary view
Step 10:
Caller/Calle view
Step 11:
Functions view
Step 12:
Call History view
Step 13:
Trace view
Step 14:
Call Stacks view
Step 15:
Source view
 
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