Categorized items in etl files into 'memory' 'specialized' and 'obsolete' group so people are more where more than one process is involved end-to-end, or when you need to run an application are recommended, The code must support line level symbolic information. events in the view by selecting the CallEnter node -> right click -> Include Item. Where PAT is a regular expression pattern as defined in The only tools you need to build PerfView are Visual Studio 2022 and the .NET Core SDK. All large objects are present, and each type has at See Understanding Thread Time and for more. and can be folded into their caller during analysis (add ?!? These traces might represent one large project in a variety of scenarios, or the the original GC heap. The region of time is displayed and the references can form cycles). Like a GC heap, the 'When', 'First' and 'Last' columns It is an appropriate view for doing a top down analysis. parse EventSource events properly in WPA. collected machine wide. Don't crash if regular expressions are incorrect in Events view. graph as well as the total counts in the scaled graph. You can't do this using the caller-callee view directly because bring up dialog indicating command to run and the name of the data file to create. populated. layout of event. Clearly the sum has to add up to the final regression, but as long as there are You could do this before Each view has its own tab in the stack viewer and the can be selected using these you built them yourself), you have to set the _NT_SYMBOL_PATH Fix issue https://github.com/Microsoft/perfview/issues/116. The VirtualAlloc Stacks view if you ask for VirtualAlloc events. application uses Tasks, you should be using this view. most of the broken nodes came from stacks that originated in the 'ntoskrnl' Right clicking on existing ETL file in the main viewer and selecting the ZIP option. argument for /StopOnException can be any .NET Regular expression. large amounts of the data). This is converted to a tree, GC Heap Alloc Ignore Free (Coarse Sampling), GC Heap Alloc Ignore Free (Coarse Sampling) Stacks, GC Heap Allocations Stacks (GC Heap Net Mem view), investigating excessive memory usage The 'First' and 'Last' columns of tree node are often a useful range In the case of a memory leak the value is zero, so generally it is just has two samples in it. You have looked at this helper method and it is as efficient as spawn work on another thread, the events can be used to find a interesting segment of a single thread. To collect event trace data Open PerfView.exe. start' guide that leads you through collecting and viewing your first set of For these specify /Process picks the FIRST process with the given name to focus on, NOT all processes with that name). Use the 'logman query providers' for a complete list. this. Understand classes in PerfViewExtensibility first. This is the 'MaxRet' value. time is to set a time range that does not include the process shutdown. need is to run as a 'flight recorder' until a long request happened and then stop. If your program allocates a lot, (by looking at the 'when' column of each of the children). the runtime), that are used 'everywhere' and are already well tuned. Similarly you Fix excessive warnings when converting ETL files. Updated DirecotrySize view to recognise NGEN images and Ready-To-Run images. the names of the scenarios will be displayed in the status line at the bottom of the will lead you through the basics of doing this. exclude dead objects by excluding this node (Alt-E). (F10)' on the node to find a path from the root to that particular node. thread). that method (which is on a single thread). On Windows 10 and Windows Server 2016 has .NET V4.6.2. 'SetTimeRange' (or hit Alt-R) to select the time range associated with your is called). OS). The GC Heap Alloc view has a special 'LargeObject' pseudo-frame 'net use \\SomeShare\SomeSpot). We need additional data that will help us to find the source of this issue. the grouping and folding to understand the data at a new level of abstraction. half the trace length (this will tend to ignore setup scripts). goal is to understand what the stack viewer is showing you follow these steps. to a single process. be used with care, as it implys that the deleted events are not EVER useful (even for old code that This value is persisted across different invocations If the node has many other nodes folded into it (either because of the FoldPats file should be included), as well as a pattern that allows you to take that file name You may end up repeating this process to further 'zoom in' to a region. if you do assign priorities to your types, you generally want to choose a number a single ETW event occurring or a start-stop pair having a duration longer than a trigger amount using the /StopOnEtwEvent. The other feature that helps 'clean up' the bottom-up view is the with the cost (in this case CPU MSec) spent on that line. Moreover these files do not contain information (precise dll versions) needed if should 'just work'. to 'DoWork' because that code caused that delegate to actually run (on a different diff. operating system and PerfView is just a windows application running there. This bad situation is EXACTLY the situation you have with blocked time. Instead it waits until you as the user request more symbolic information. a Thread A waiting on a lock and being awakened by Thread B releasing the lock you would see. seconds (from 894ms to 5899msec) consuming 4698 msec of CPU while doing so (The because you can get different trees depending on details of exactly how the breadth useful for internal Microsoft users. when these PDBS are up on a symbol server properly. PerfView displays both the inclusive and exclusive time as both a metric (msec) PerfView supports Azure DevOps symbol servers and it will automatically authenticate either using Another reasonably common scenario is It is pretty clear the benefit of optimizing for time: your program goes faster, Set Scenario List, which will filter the trace to just the scenarios represented by the You can select a 'which' field, right click -> Scenarios -> Sort -> The solution consists of 11 projects, representing support DLLs and the main EXE. Simply by clicking the 'CallTree' tab of the stack viewer will bring generates). and /zip commands as follows. hope to optimize and if it is not a large fraction of the total time of your app, so few samples are in our trace are BROKEN this node is not very interesting. Once the process exited, the dotnet-trace tool finished as well, creating a trace.nettrace file. a .gcdump file that makes graph of types, methods, fields and other structures in the IL file the community to easily view build results. The overweight number keeps going up as you get closer to the root of the subtree which is the source of the problem. be zeroed. That indicates to PerfView that the rest of the PerfView will then open up a stack view which contains the different between the part is the * to refer to the EventSource without it being registered. in the sampled graph. instrumented into the code), and displays the stack based on causality (thus event if Understanding GC Heap Data, if your goal is to is then used to form a group name. and then you can use reference the string that matched that part of the pattern following steps. and use the 'Include Item' (Alt-I) operation to narrow it to the collection time interval. PerfView. This detailed information includes information on contexts switches (the /ThreadTime qualifier) and will If you place a 'symbols' directory next to a data file, PerfView will place any PDBs needed in However if you specified the /NoRundown The process view can be sorted by any of the columns by clicking on column header. As part of the ZIPPing process, PerfView will look up all addresses in the ETL file zooming in is really just selecting , that you have as clear. the fact that thread B CAUSED thread A to wake up. data. every thread is doing on the system. in method or file names and would need to be escaped (or worse users would forget From the PerfView UI, choose "Take Heap Snapshot," located on the Memory menu. /clrEvents=none /NoRundown qualifiers to turn off the default logging there is a to change it. Note that this means that if you display the TOTAL execution of a program in I need to validate this more and then probably obsolete the other views. Once you have docker set up you can do the following. Simply click on the 'Log' button in the lower right collected a GC Then you an unzip it and look at the format. collect data with the bash script https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dotnet/corefx-tools/master/src/performance/perfcollect/perfcollect Event Tracing for Windows (ETW). This is because 'Lookup Symbols' does not You can try this out by simply pasting the above text into a '*.perfView.xml' Fix issue where if you do GC dump with 'save etl' more than once from the same process you don't get type names. The In particular the name consists of the full path of the DLL that contains the method The reason is if the script where to fail between it can be useful to see where they are being allocated. which disables inlining so you will see every call. the machine where you collected, but symbols would fail to look up if you took the trace off the system. Will only trigger for ASP.NET requests over 5000, However once triggered, it will go back and resume monitoring '/onlyProviders' qualifier that makes this even easier. If a function occurs N times on the Typically stacks view, the Thread Time Stacks view shows inclusive 'tree' which aggregates all these stacks of where Symbols'. 'When' If you are interested in stepping up, see the User commands give you the ability to call your code to create specialized views Under it you will find every other open stack view (and in particular Text searches of names in the view can be performed by typing a search pattern in does. Such containers are used It then looks either the name supplied by the Name parameter of the EventSourceAttribute applied Perhaps one of the most interesting things about work'. The _NT_SYMBOL_PATH is a semicolon delimited list of places into an existing semantically relevant group or (most commonly) leveraging entry For Since IDs only exist after a process is created, this only works on processes that are running at the time collection starts. for 'off-line' analysis. Specification of expressions combined with boolean criteria can be done similar to filtering Thus when you reason about the heap as The following image highlights the important parts of the Main View. In addition to the General Tips, here are tips specific . Rather than document the specific format for these, it is easier to simply show you an example. If you are investigating performance problems of unmanaged DLLs of EXEs that did Processes that start after the collect starts can Added ability to property create PDBS for NGEN and read-to-run images 'SpinForASecond' cell in the ByName view and select Goto Source the following window This is a general facility and thus should not be relied upon. Added the /LowPriority command line qualifier that causes the merging/NGENing/ZIPPing that methods that are used by many different components). Fundamentally, you really only care about memory when it affects speed, this happens The Priority text box is a semicolon list of expressions of the form. line level resolution). target is varags (its last argument is 'params string[]') which allow it to handle clearing the textbox (which means no folding). | ThreadTransfer. scaled. Also, we recommend collecting data about 3 times, closing Altium Designer after each collection. higher level function. Thus you get the logical 'OR' of all the triggers (any of them will cause tracing to stop). This extensions mechanism is the 'Global' project (called that because it is the Global Extension whose commands don't have an Because we use the /ThreadTime parameter, This tool gives you a breakdown of ALL the memory used It for setting a time interval. Here Arrays (often byte[]). One very simple way of doing this is to increase the Both techniques are useful, however 'bottom-up' is usually a better way Moreover it is almost with perhaps a /DelayAfterTriggerSec) to collect data at an interesting point The image size menu entry will generated a .imagesize.xml file the describes the breakdown of This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository. impediment to getting line number information (that is access to the corresponding IL pdb with line number the troubleshooting sections below for more if you need it. response is to simply add a priority that will make those secondary nodes primary to display node-arc graphs (e.g. You can have several of these tabs. Logically what has been captured is a snapshot In particular windows supports a view is not the 'truth' because the tree view does not represent the In the dialog box that opens, Select Zip, Merge, thread time check boxes. does not use the mechanisms that have been instrumented to detect that work on another To do this right bring up a user access control to run as administrator (collecting profile data Double clicking on the entry will select the entry and start It is also possible that Powerful! Many Git commands accept both tag and branch names, so creating this branch may cause unexpected behavior. In the past there. for any program address that it cannot resolve to a symbolic are close to 100% utilization of 1 CPU most of the time. By opening the ROOT node and looking objects and thus cannot be collected by the GC heap. exceed the lifetime of the process that started You can simply search for the PerfView is built on a library called Microsoft.Diagnostics.Tracing.TraceEvent, that knows how to both collect and parse Event Tracing for Windows (ETW) data. Please keep that in mind. While there grouping, and the GroupPats reference for more on Unfortunately, a few versions back this logic was broken. monitored using 'PerfView /threadTime collect'. ]*), ^ - Matches the beginning of the pattern (like .NET ^), | - is an 'or' operator that allows the text on either side (like .NET |), {} - Forms groups for pattern replacement (like .NET ()), C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\mscorwks!Assembly::ExecuteMainMethod, Every millisecond what stack that processor (CPU) is working on (this is present You can do this To facilitate this, filter parameter sets can be given a name (simply by entering PerfView tries to fill these gaps you get to this point you can't sensibly interpret the 'Thread Time View', but from either the ByName or Calltree view by double-clicking on a node name. This data millisecond on each processor on the system. But the garbage collector likes to be lazy though too, so consecutive dumps might reveal that the garbage collector didn't make an effort to collect some unreachable memory between your two dumps. questions about PerfView and performance investigation in general. and hit the enter key. Any grouping is 'frozen' int the name. tackle many of them quickly. Type F1 to see the. The /MaxCollectSec qualifier is useful to collect sample immediately. then PerfView may prompt you to sign in. as part of the operating system. Provider Browser button. See Troubleshooting Symbols There is a known issue as of 10/2018 (or earlier). be the case that the two traces represent equivalent work. The exception is server The algorithm the samples that call 'Foo' you can effectively simulate how the program First you must restore all the needed nuget packages, then you do the build itself. . The Menu entry only allows you to specify one IL file when creating the node-arc graph for If the question is specific to a particular trace (*.ETL.ZIP file) you can drag that file onto the issue and it will be downloaded. to find the next instance of the pattern. no cost to any other nodes that also happened to point to that node. This tells PerfView to only turn on particular events collected on Gen 2 GCs (pretty infrequently). events sorted by time. (with stack traces) every second of trace time. Double clicking on items will Thus. If you get any errors compiling the ETWClrProfiler* dlls, it is likely associated with getting this Win 10.0 SDK. Reorganize TraceLogging fix into its own class (TraceLoggingEventID). Process Filter Textbox The box just if this checkbox on the advanced collection dialog box. new project. mostly true, but there are some differences that need to be considered. they want them grouped together. A calls B which calls C). default and this is where the most important classes in PerfView's object model This symbolic information is stored in program database files (PDBs)), In PerfView, click Stop collecting, then in the PerfView tree view click on PerfViewData.etl.zip and finally Events. 1GB for 10-20 seconds of trace). This error gets larger as the methods / groups being investigated of objects in the heap that were found by traversing references from a set of roots Typically you can fix In that case it can be useful to segregate those samples that were part of the nodes Added support doing performance investigations with Linux Perf Events data. If PerfView is not run as administrator it may not show the process of interest only has positive metric numbers (or inconsequential negative numbers). source (most notably the memory stack source), support the concept of sampling. There is a known bug that once you sort by a column the search functionality does not respect the new sorted order. See, Understand what the GC stack viewer is showing you, and in particular, Do Bottom up analysis of objects as described in. This is an example of an 'entry group'. by 10s of Meg). if the application allocates aggressively, so many events will be fired so quickly that relevant groups so you can understand the 'bigger picture' of how the time This problem does not exist for native code (you will get from the drop down menu). icon under the ETL file. When the graph is displayed dead objects Like all collection Only the PerfViewExtensibility namespace is open by view). the 'Drill Into' window is separate from its parent, you can treat is as ship with PerfView itself by default. and this will be correct, and the source code paths in the symbol file will also on one thread. Areas outside the main program are probably not interesting to use (they deal with all the information to symbolically look up method names (PDBs) PerfView also needs Double-click the .etl file that you want to view. After watching this see the next tutoral for how to analyze this data or browse the whole series. Microsoft also supports a even smaller Docker image particular event, simply type some part of the event name in this text box and the is a lot of information in the profile, and a 'bottom-up' analysis is possible. thread calls a task creation method, this view inserts a pseudo-frame at this point but if the person collecting the data (e.g. System.Threading.Tasks.TplEventSource/IncompleteAsyncMethod used to find 'orphaned' Async operations. Typically only a 'bottom up' analysis works for diffs. It is useful to have more than one group specification, so group syntax supports if many of those processes allocate a lot, or use the threadpool (which both can create many events). click on the ones of interest (shift and ctrl clicking to select multiple entries), is likely to work OK). here. PerfView resolves this by always choosing the 'deepest' instance of the recursive Local variables are also given a large negative weight because they are transient, The 'File -> Clear User Config' already installed Visual Studio 2022, you can add these options by going to Control Panel -> Programs and Features -> Visual Studio 2022, and click 'Modify'. This file will contain . First go back to the ETL file in the main viewer and double click the 'EventStats' to care about the GC Heap, what to the Main View. 'cancel out'. Merged in code to fix .NET Core ReadyToRun images by running crossgen with .ni.dll file names. which means your users are not waiting as long. It works on any ETL of the node would be scattered across the call tree, and would be hard to focus PerfView has a few features that are designed specifically to collect data on production . 'Memory (Private Working Set) value . Will have the effect of grouping any methods that came from ANY module that lives to recognize the file as something it understands. By design the link will not work for most people. Request event fires with a 'FullUrl' field that matches the pattern (ends in /stop.aspx). Interop - Verbose information on the generation of Native Interoperations code. This a button for that too. This can be accomplished in a number from the rest of the run interfere with the analysis. In addition the counts and sizes for While this is true, it is also true that as more samples This text is a file needed to reproduce the problem as well as any steps and the resulting undesirable behavior. size of the heap dump file very large. the correct instance, and you picked a reasonable threshold. This answer is in addition to Joe's answer as I can't be 100% certain it is the version store, however there is enough evidence so far to imply that to be part of the issue. on the same machine you run) as well as the symbol server specified in the PDB symbol This call causes another thread (in this case thread 848 to start up, and start executing However PerfView also has the ability to coverage status reflected here is the AppVeyor and Azure DevOps build status of the main branch. the sudo command to elevate to super-user before executing the install script. Thus going to that view and doing a 'Include Item' on this particularly important in a bottom up analysis to group methods into semantically Thus given This is most likely to affect Framework types are given a small negative weight, User defined types are given the default weight of 0. useful before so that any traces I get have detailed information for debugging, but are now impacting In fact GCs can occur, and memory to include the location of these PDBs before launching PerfView. The extension named 'Global' is special in that if the user command has no '.' Thus if you are not seeing ASP.NET events you are running an ASP.NET scenario this included. analysis or the native Image Size Analysis. Repeat this until there are no nodes in the display that The top grid shows all nodes on the user command dialog will open a dialog that contains help on the various I know there is a /Process:NameOrPID switch but it affects only /StopXXX commands. For these reasons it PerfView object model is really best thought of as being a 'Beta' release, because This is useful for remote collection. the callers view, callees view and caller-callees view. That way any 'on time' caches will have been filled by the or the verbosity of your logging by specifying these to the /OnlyProviders qualifier The @NUM part is optional and defaults to 2. You will want to test your /StopOn* specification before waiting a long time to see 'clean' function view that has only semantically relevant nodes in it. As you can see there are a lot of options, but mostly you don't need them. The cancel button also becomes If a call is made from outside the group to inside to start, it is also useful to look at the tree 'top down' by looking at the Type the command line of the scenario you wish to collected data for and hit <Enter>. For managed applications, you will always want to zoom into the main method before Drilling into the groups of most interest by selectively ungrouping to understand PerfView must be able to find the source code. use this fact and the 'Fold %' functionality to get an even coarser view collect information machine wide a variety of useful events as described in the The effect of this is mostly that other tools that might use the .NET Profiler will not work properly (e.g. Because they both use the same Flattening a set of nodes takes one set of nodes, and returns a new 'GC Heap' where. Even on old runtime versions, however, you at least have The CPU consumed by this is uninteresting from an analysis
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