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List:       cygwin
Subject:    AW: Performance measurement data: find
From:       "Ralf Habacker" <Ralf.Habacker () freenet ! de>
Date:       2003-11-01 18:29:44
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hi, 

> procexp: display same fields as task manager and
> -    see DLL's used and where loaded in memory for each program running
> -   See all open handles and what they point to
> -   See each thread, it's cpu time and what module it is executing 
> in and it's call stack
> -   see all cpu time accounted for (numbers add to 100% within small 
> tolerance due to disparity of time of getting info during update
> -   uses no cpu when minimized
> -    can save process summary list and fields to file & alot more
> contig:   make any/all files contiguous (can be run as background batch job every \
> few hours on entire disk to keep disk defragmented)
> pagedfg:   defragment system files on boot
> regmon:   monitor registry accesses (with filtering)
> filemon:     does the same for file accesses
> tcpview:   shows all tcp connections listening or connected - optional 
> force handle closed
> tdimon:   monitor transport layer system calls
> dbgview:   view system debug calls
> pstools:   command line "ps utils" inspired from unix utils
> autoruns:   Show auto-start programs including new ones that msconfig 
> doesn't show
> winobj:   display windoes OS-internal object space.
> 
> -------
> 
> They are all from the author of the book "Inside Windows 2000".  He 
> really knows his
> stuff and his tools should be part of every engineers toolbox.
> 
Nice overview. I have found some more nice tools like dependency walker or windows \
strace or windows kernel debugger listed with direct links on  \
http://kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net/links/other.php#Debugging

Ralf 





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