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  1. Aug 26th, 2003, 10:15 AM #1
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    Optimizing Code

    I have a huge project, roughly 15K lines of code, that I need to have optimized. Does anyone know of any tools that can analyze a VB Project and tell me when subs are being called? Thanks, Jeremy
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  2. Aug 26th, 2003, 10:25 AM #2
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    Sounds promising but there isn't much information about it. Have you used it? Thanks, Jeremy
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    Ha ha haaaaa! I understand that. I just built this program a while back and commented it as well but I think that I'm calling this one function too many times and I wanted to know for sure. There are ways to just do find and see when but I didn't know if there was something that could help speed up the process. Thanks, Jeremy
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  4. Aug 26th, 2003, 05:08 PM #4
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    What you want is called a profiler.

    It tells you how much time is spent in each function/subroutine
    and how many times each was called.

    For modules that are called a lot, or require a long time to execute, you need to go in and tweak.

    All of the ones I have seen cost dollar$

    For instance: http://www.platformdev.com/vbprofiler.htm
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