Feedback on nprof 0.9

Hey:
I've just downloaded and been playing around with nprof 0.9.  I wanted
to drop you guys a line and let you know how pleased I am to finally
find a .NET profiler that doesn't suck.  Having used both Purify and
DevPartner Studio, both of which exert such a strong Heisenberg effect
on my code as to render it unrunnable or useless, I was very excited to
find a profiler that was light enough to be usable, and substantive
enough to be useful.

I hope nprof is still under active development.  It would be nice to see
actual times as well as percentages in the function lists, and I really
hope nprof continues to work with with .NET 2.0 as well as it does with
1.1

Thanks for all your efforts, and keep it up!

Adam Nelson
BearingPoint, Inc

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