C# Class PerformanceMeasuring.GameDebugTools.TimeRuler

You can visually find bottle neck, and know how much you can put more CPU jobs by using this tool. Because of this is real time profile, you can find gritches in the game too. TimeRuler provide the following features: * Up to 8 bars (Configurable) * Change colors for each markers * Marker logging. * It won't even generate BeginMark/EndMark method calls when you got rid of the TRACE constant. * It supports up to 32 (Configurable) nested BeginMark method calls. * Multithreaded safe * Automatically changes display frames based on fram duration. How to use: Added TimerRuler instance to Game.Components and call timerRuler.StartFrame in top of the Game.Update method. Then, surround the code that you want measure by BeginMark and EndMark. timeRuler.BeginMark( "Update", Color.Blue ); // process that you want to measure. timerRuler.EndMark( "Update" ); Also, you can specify bar index of marker (default value is 0) timeRuler.BeginMark( 1, "Update", Color.Blue ); All profilring methods has CondionalAttribute with "TRACE". If you not specified "TRACE" constant, it doesn't even generate method calls for BeginMark/EndMark. So, don't forget remove "TRACE" constant when you release your game.