ProDelphi V42.1 released

[Helmuth J.H. Adolph 3]

The profilers for 64 bit applications developed with Delphi XE2 up to Delphi 12 and for 32 bit applications

developed with Delphi 5 up to Delphi 12 are released.

ProDelphi mesures 32 bit applications, ProDelphi64 measures 64 bit applications. Prodelphi6432 measures both.
All ProDelphi versions measure how many CPU-cycles a method (procedure or function) uses during execution.
Measurement is independent from CPU mode at execution time (normal, boost or power save mode).
Even a mode change during execution does not matter!
After measurement the cycles are converted into time units by the viewer considering the CPU speed.
UI languages selectable: English, German, Dutch, French, Italian

Downloads of the limited Freeware Version measuring 20 methods are available at https://www.prodelphi.de.

The professional version can measure up to 65500 methods.

[delphidelphi 1]

Good product but...

It's 2024(almost 2025)  not 2004, dividing sales for 64 vs 32 bit, don't know even how to comment it...

I can understand that building new website does not make sense and it's enough to keep look like in 1996

It should be one product for one price while install user should choose if want to install 32 or 64 version or both.

 

Just suggestion to consider.

 

Edited December 26, 2024 by delphidelphi

[Attila Kovacs 631]

Is the freeware version only up to D11?

[Helmuth J.H. Adolph 3]

The Freeware edition works for Delphi 12 too. I've just corrected the web site.

To have three versions has marketing reasons only:

ProDelphi is used by hobby programmers who do not want to spent much money and develop either 32 or 64 bit versions and so do not need a version supporting both.

Companies on the other side develop for both and even permanently might switch between 32 and 64 bit development. So there is a need for a version supporting both, which has a higher price,

[David Schwartz 431]

On 12/27/2024 at 8:00 AM, Helmuth J.H. Adolph said:

The Freeware edition works for Delphi 12 too. I've just corrected the web site.

To have three versions has marketing reasons only:

ProDelphi is used by hobby programmers who do not want to spent much money and develop either 32 or 64 bit versions and so do not need a version supporting both.

Companies on the other side develop for both and even permanently might switch between 32 and 64 bit development. So there is a need for a version supporting both, which has a higher price,

That sounds like making underwear for people with a left leg, a right leg, or both. Given that most of the world has two legs, it seems like a lot of needless work to deal with just one or the other.