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I am developing an ASP.NET application and I am looking to tune up some bottle-necks in my code's performance. I enabled tracing on my page, but it only gives a high-level overview of the page life-cycle and which parts of the page life-cycle are taking the longest to complete.

I would like to extend this and see specifically which of my functions are taking the longest to complete. I see here that VS2010 Professional does not have native support for a profiler.

Am I out of luck? What should be my course of action here? Thanks.

Sean Anderson
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  • [Check this out.](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2473666/tips-for-optimizing-c-net-programs/2474118#2474118) Here's why [it works.](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4387895/if-profiler-is-not-the-answer-what-other-choices-do-we-have/4390868#4390868) – Mike Dunlavey Mar 31 '11 at 00:57

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You can try JetBrains dotProfiler or Red Gate ANTS, which are both excellent profilers.

Morten Mertner
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