As you can see, the amount of control that you have over your tracing in the configuration with the .NET Framework 2.0 is simply amazing. The icing on the cake is the new ability in the .NET Framework 2.0 to tell you the exact line in the configuration file that's not correct so tho...
This ETW framework is supported in ASP.NET through classes in the System.Diagnostics namespace. The Microsoft.WindowsAzure.Diagnostics namespace, which inherits from and extends standard System.Diagnostics classes, enables the use of System.Diagnostics as a logg...
Enabling ray tracing validation comes at a performance cost. However, this cost is typically quite low, especially when no errors are detected. The performance impact should be acceptable for day-to-day feature development and debugging. As already mentioned, applications should not ship with validat...
Indicates whether the diagnostic tracing is enabled or not. TypeScript 複製 enabled: boolean Property Value boolean endDate Trace until the specified end date. TypeScript 複製 endDate: Date Property Value Date maxTracedEntries The maximum number of result details to trace. TypeScript 複製 max...
Due to interaction with various included libraries, Vulkan support is not enabled by default and needs a couple of additional tweaks on the user side; please find the recommended steps below: Install Vulkan SDK (we tested with 1.3.246.1 but others will work) ...
The update can be done in-place or not, so it is possible to have previousResult==resultBuffer. The Generate call is the only one actually performing any GPU work, hence it requires a command list. Before DXR is natively supported in DirectX12, the Generate method requires a pointer to ...
is_ubsan=true in GN args actually makes UBsan shout. I don't want to look into ubsan reports if the build system is not properly setup. It feels many of the issues here are of the form "ah no I am passing inconsistent cflags". Please DO propose a fix on the UBsan setup via GN+...
you might want to see traces all the way from where a request is initially made. There is also a growing need for more choices. Depending on your situation, you might not choose AWS X-Ray as your data backend. Instead, you may want to store trace logs to...
Microsoft expects you to use DEBUG for your debug builds and TRACE for all builds. One of the features of .NET aimed at network administrators is that you can turn on lightweight diagnostic tracing out in the field, so you should always have TRACE defined. However, like tracing in operating...
Where $\overline{x}$ is the average of $x$ and $n$ the number of elements. For starters you could call atomicAdd(SharedMem, value * (1.0 / n)) on shared memory, but atomics on floats is not a core feature and, as far as my testing goes, the following approach was no slower: ...