Response Files

Response files can be used to provide command-line arguments to the profiler. A response file is a text file with one command line argument per line. A ‘#’ symbol can be used to specify comments in the response file.

To provide a response file to the profiler, use the ‘@’ symbol followed by the name of the response file.

Example:

Assume the file named MemUser.rsp contains the following text:

# MemUser.rsp

#

# Starts profiling the executable MemUser.exe in

# non-interactive mode. The dispose tracker is disabled

# and the session is automatically saved at the end.

/noui

/disposetracker-

/sessionprompt-

/sessionfile:”MemUser.exe session %DATE% %TIME%.prfsession”

/sessionfolder:C:\Autosaved sessions”

# The program to profile must be the last argument.

MemUser.exe

To start the profiler using the response file above, the following command should be used:

NetMemProfiler.exe @MemUser.rsp