Feature - Application Instance Execution control
Control the execution of the profiled application.
Code Glass has many features that might not even be described in the items below. This is because the documentation is written from the View perspective, when multime views where referencing a feature it was wrote down in the items below.
Keep in mind that the featuers do not go into much detail how they are used or configured but more on how they work, however links are provided on each page to the view where they are used.
Control the execution of the profiled application.
Step the profiled application forwards and backwards
Attaching a new or opening the current console of the profiled application.
Reconstructing the code body of a function without decompilation.
The UI Of Code Glass.
The central nervous system and brain of CodeGlass
The different supported data collection profilers of CodeGlass
Explanation of where and why we use decompilation (Because that can be scary, right?)
The exception handling and collecting of CodeGlass
Filter what data you want to collect while profiling.
Snapshots of the current or previously profiled applications.
The real-time data collection of CodeGlass instead of logging.
Realtime rendering of differnt kinds of data in CodeGlass
How CodeGlass Measures time.
The runtimes we support in CodeGlass
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