Debugging Applications for MicrosoftВ® .NET and Microsoft WindowsВ® (Pro-Developer)

What's Next for SWS?

As it stands, SWS is plenty good enough for making your modules svelte. If you're interested in SWS, here are a few cool things you might do in future versions:

• Implement a start and stop program. I have the code hooked up in _penter to check whether an event is signaled. You can create a separate program that toggles the event so that you can control SWS's data collection. Just create an event named SWS_Start_Stop_Event and set it to when you want to stop data collection.

• Implement the symbol exclusion features I discussed earlier so that you can have the fewest symbols possible in the .SWS files.

• If you're really ambitious, you can write a GUI tool to make viewing data and tuning much easier than it is using a command-line utility.