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I have tried to experiment with MultiCore JIT on a wpf-application using: 

App() {

   ProfileOptimization.SetProfileRoot(@"C:\temp\test"); // (a writable directory)
   ProfileOptimization.StartProfile("Startup.Profile");
}

This works great on a new wpf-application and "Startup.Profile" is generated upon close of the application.

However when using this on the application we produce at work, no "Startup.Profile" is generated.

Is there anything that could block the creation of Startup.Profile.

Jens
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    Not having write access to the c:\temp directory is an obvious explanation. UAC tends to put a stop to that. Always favor your own AppData directory. – Hans Passant Aug 12 '13 at 13:55
  • Yes I agree, but that is not the focus of the question. Please focus on my question. – Jens Aug 14 '13 at 15:20
  • Did you find out what was causing the issue? I also have tried this and found so far that it looks like the application needs to terminate normally by leaving the main method to generate the file. I thought it would stop profiling and write out a file after some time but this seems not to be the case. – Alois Kraus Jan 07 '20 at 08:34

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Please note: the path for SetProfileRoot() must exist (if not create it)

Arghya Sadhu
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