Asp.net simple performance counters-improved by lazhao

 

The code is as follows:

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Public static class CodeTimer     { Private static bool isQueryThreadCycleTime = false; Public static void Initialize ()         { Process. GetCurrentProcess (). PriorityClass = ProcessPriorityClass. High; Thread. CurrentThread. Priority = ThreadPriority. Highest; If (Environment. OSVersion. Platform = PlatformID. Win32NT & Environment. OSVersion. Version. Major> = 6)             { IsQueryThreadCycleTime = true;             } Time ("", 1, () => {});         } Public static void Time (string name, int iteration, Action action)         { If (String. IsNullOrEmpty (name) return; // Warm up Action (); // 1. Lelecolor currentForeColor = Console. ForegroundColor; Console. ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor. Yellow; Console. WriteLine (name ); // 2. GC. Collect (GC. MaxGeneration, GCCollectionMode. Forced ); Int [] gcCounts = new int [GC. MaxGeneration + 1]; For (int I = 0; I <= GC. MaxGeneration; I ++)             { GcCounts [I] = GC. CollectionCount (I );             } // 3. Stopwatch watch = new Stopwatch (); Watch. Start (); Ulong cycleCount = GetCycleCount (); For (int I = 0; I <iteration; I ++) action (); Ulong cpuCycles = GetCycleCount ()-cycleCount; Watch. Stop (); // 4. Console. ForegroundColor = currentForeColor; Console. WriteLine ("tTime Elapsed: t" + watch. ElapsedMilliseconds. ToString ("N0") + "ms "); Console. WriteLine ("tCPU Cycles: t" + cpuCycles. ToString ("N0 ")); // 5. For (int I = 0; I <= GC. MaxGeneration; I ++)             { Int count = GC. CollectionCount (I)-gcCounts [I]; Console. WriteLine ("tGen" + I + ": tt" + count );             } Console. WriteLine ();         } Private static ulong GetCycleCount ()         { Ulong cycleCount = 0; If (isQueryThreadCycleTime)             { QueryThreadCycleTime (GetCurrentThread (), ref cycleCount );             } Else             { Ulong l; Ulong kernelTime, userTimer; GetThreadTimes (GetCurrentThread (), out l, out l, out kernelTime, Out userTimer ); CycleCount = kernelTime + userTimer;             } Return cycleCount;         } [DllImport ("kernel32.dll")] [Return: financialas (UnmanagedType. Bool)] Static extern bool QueryThreadCycleTime (IntPtr threadHandle, ref ulong cycleTime ); [DllImport ("kernel32.dll")] Static extern IntPtr GetCurrentThread (); [DllImport ("kernel32.dll", SetLastError = true)] Static extern bool GetThreadTimes (IntPtr hThread, out ulong lpCreationTime, Out ulong lpExitTime, out ulong lpKernelTime, out ulong lpUserTime );     }

After reading their code, the old Zhao version is perfect in win7, and the eaglet version is ~~~ In his own continuation, he also said that there was a deviation in the actual running time of the GetThreadTimes obtaining thread. I did not perform many tests stably.

There is no way to improve it .. Windows 7 is in the nest, and the company's computer is hard-pressed xp .. That is to say, I can't share the same code in two places. There is no way to improve it.

It's disgusting to despise companies with framework2.0.