Delphi for .Net source code
profiler
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Delphi for .Net source code
profiler
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ProDelphi Profiler for Delphi 5..7, 2005, 2006 (incl. Turbo Delphi), 2007, 2009 and 2010 (Win 32 applications) is a tool to measure the runtime of programs written in Delphi Object Pascal. If an application is too slow, ProDelphi gives the necessary information to optimize it. The principle of source code instrumenting , a
sophisticated correction algorithm and the unique
granularity of 1 CPU cycle guarantee to get correct measurement results .
Source code instrumenting guarantees that always every
part of an application is measured. This is contrary to sampling profilers which give random measurement results , the exact execution time of a procedure can not be determined (see also profiler types ). To compare the measurement accuracy of ProDelphi with any other profiler, a profiler tester is supplied in the download area. Because of the
outstanding low measurement overhead even time critical applications
can be measured. The Delphi Magazine wrote in it's
review in June 2004:
 
 ProDelphi.Net Profiler for Delphi 8, 2005, 2006, 2007 and Turbo Delphi (.Net applications) is a tool to measure the
runtime of programs written in Delphi 8 for .Net Object Pascal. It has
the same features as ProDelphi except measuring functions written with
the inline assembler (not supported for .Net platform). How easy it is to
profile an application, can be seen on the demo video made for
Prodelphi available in the download section.
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Debug terminal for Delphi 5..7, 2005 .. 2007 and 2009 (Win32 applications) Easy to use. Just add a
Uses - statement and a WriteLn - statement to display a message on the
terminal. Categorizing error messages in up to 10 error classes (in
freeware mode 3 classes) is possible. Every class can be switched on
and off separately. The newest of up to 32000 messages can be held in
the window. Messages can optionally be displayed with error class, date
an time. Print and export possible. Optional automatic start of
DebugDelphi when the using application starts.
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