Kernel Profiler (Windows CE 5.0)
The kernel profiler is a debugging tool that you can build into the Microsoft® Windows® CE kernel. The kernel profiler collects various information, such as the amount of time spent in each function. You can use this information to assess the performance of a Windows CE-based OS on a target device. The specific performance information collected by the kernel profiler is determined by the mode in which the kernel profiler runs.
In This Section
- Kernel Profiler Modes
Describes the modes in which you can run the kernel profiler. - Setting Up the Kernel Profiler
Explains how to set up the kernel profiler and provides information to assist you in troubleshooting problems with the kernel profiler. - Controlling the Kernel Profiler
Describes the ways in which you can control the kernel profiler. - Interpretation of the Output of the Kernel Profiler
Describes the information that the kernel profiler provides.
Related Sections
- Remote Call Profiler
Describes the Remote Call Profiler tool, which you can use to profile an application. - Remote Kernel Tracker
Describes the Remote Kernel Tracker tool, which you can use to view thread interactions and events that occur on a target device. - System Debugging
Describes software for debugging that is provided with Platform Builder. An example of such software is the kernel debugger.
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