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Analyzing WPF performance by enabling ETW

WPF makes extensive performance instrumentation available through ETW

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Jakub Chodounsky
January 22, 2024

WPF makes extensive performance instrumentation available through ETW. However, in modern .NET, it's not obvious how to get hold of it. This blog shows how.

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