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I guess what I posted about SlimTune must have made the rounds or something, cause three days after I said what I was doing, a new NProf was released. Here I went to all this trouble of creating a new profiler, and all I really had to do was complain :D
More …Primarily due to Washu request!
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At least, not to begin with. There are some drawbacks to not being a security professional, one of which is that I have neither the qualifications nor the experience to do a proper security analysis of the profiler backend. Since I can’t audit the backend for security, it will be considered insecure, and that’s that.
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I basically took last week off from blogging. Time to try and get some new entries out! Things have been very SlimDX focused, but what did you expect? It’s what I do. Maybe today’s will inspire a bit more general interest.