monop

Monop is a command line tool used for monitoring and profiling the performance of Mono applications. It provides developers with insights into the memory usage, CPU consumption, and execution time of Mono applications. Monop can be used to analyze and optimize the performance of managed code running on the Mono runtime. Developers can use Monop to collect and visualize data, allowing them to identify areas of improvement and potential bottlenecks in their applications. The tool offers various profiling modes such as sampling, tracing, and heap analysis, allowing developers to choose the most suitable method for their specific needs. Monop supports multiple platforms and can be used on Linux, macOS, and Windows systems. It integrates with other tools like Visual Studio and JetBrains Rider, making it convenient for developers to switch between IDE and command line for performance analysis. Monop provides detailed information on method calls, memory allocation, heap objects, and performance counters, aiding in pinpointing performance issues. It allows developers to generate reports and export profiling data in various formats, enabling further analysis and sharing with colleagues. Monop is a powerful and versatile tool that aids developers in optimizing and fine-tuning their Mono applications for better performance.