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After the instrumentation is done, a new binary code will be generated in the name of the application with a "-pamm" suffix attached.
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> > | To instrument a managed binary application, simply type in the following instruction in the Phoenix SDK command prompt environment:
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IntroductionThis is the instrumentation tool developed with Phoenix SDK Pre-release July 2007 for porting PAMM to windows platform. This tool can work well with the managed binary code written in either C# or managed C++. The instrumented code is supposed to check whether to invoke a garbage collection after a certain amount of new objects are created during the runtime, depending on the current memory usage information acquired from .net garbage collector.Basic ManualAcquiring the CodeThe code can be checked out through svn with either of the two commands:
Project DirectoryThe project contains two sub-directory:
Instrumenting a Managed Binary:To use PAMM_Phx to instrument a managed binary application, the Phoenix SDK should be installed on the computer. The package can be downloaded for free from Microsoft![]() |