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Oct 28, 2020
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New documentation page: Analyzing Win32 File IO performance using Timing Captures

Steven Pratschner
Steven Pratschner

Hi all, I've added another page to our PIX for Windows documentation set.  The new page describes how to use Timing Captures to analyze file io performance.  The addition of file io data to Timing Captures replaces the separate file io capture type that we removed from PIX a few releases ago. Steven Pratschner - PIX Team

Oct 28, 2020
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Analyzing Win32 File IO performance in Timing Captures

Steven Pratschner
Steven Pratschner

PIX Timing Captures include an option to collect data on your title’s use of the Win32 file IO APIs to access files. The data collected for calls to APIs such as ReadFile and WriteFile include the name of the file being accessed, and the offset, size and duration of the access itself. Full callstacks for each file access are also recorded.  If ...

Oct 28, 2020
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New documentation page: Analyzing Memory usage and performance in Timing Captures

Steven Pratschner
Steven Pratschner

Hi PIX users, Over the last few releases we've been extending our memory profiling features in Timing Captures.  I've written a new documentation page that describes how to use Timing Captures to analyze memory usage and performance.  The addition of memory data to Timing Captures replaces the separate memory capture that we removed from PIX a few ...

Oct 22, 2020
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Analyzing Memory usage and performance in Timing Captures

Steven Pratschner
Steven Pratschner

PIX Timing Captures include options to record information on the memory allocations and frees made while the capture is running. This memory data is used to compute a set of memory-related counters that can be graphed in the Metrics View and to build an allocation stack tree and virtual memory allocations list in the Range Details view. The comb...