Closed AArnott closed 4 years ago
Thanks, taking a look at this one now
@AArnott The changes made in the build in #307 allow me to open the trace. It takes 49 seconds from when I double click GC Heap Net Mem to when the Select Process dialog appears, and then another 6 seconds to show the window when I click All Processes. Resolving this issue would involve two things:
@AArnott I'm walking through all of the PerfView issues. I tried to load the trace file you referenced above but the machine doesn't appear to be accessible anymore. I'm sure this is because the issue is quite old. Do you still encounter this issue?
I actually deleted old files such as this one just a couple weeks ago. I haven't seen this repro in any case since then, so I'll close the issue. Thanks for checking.
When you open this file: "\andarno1\public\dumps\MemTrack5.etl.zip" (MSFT corpnet required) and try to open "GC Heap Net Mem Stacks", PerfView 1.9.55 just hangs (asynchronously) for many minutes, ignores the Cancel button, and I finally have to kill the process.
Collection steps:
Collect->Run Command:
C:\Users\andarno\.nuget\packages\xunit.runner.console\2.2.0\tools\xunit.console.exe f:\git\threading\bin\Microsoft.VisualStudio.Threading.Tests\Debug\net452\Microsoft.VisualStudio.Threading.Tests.dll -method Microsoft.VisualStudio.Threading.Tests.AsyncSemaphoreTests.NoLeakForContestedRequests_ThatAreEventuallyAdmitted
"No V3.X NGEN Symbols": unchecked ".NET Alloc": checked all other settings at their defaults.