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.PP
A more powerful coverage tool is available in the module `monocov'.
See the monocov(1) man page for details.
.SH AOT PROFILING
You can improve startup performance by using the AOT profiler.
.PP
Typically the AOT compiler (\fBmono --aot\fR) will not generate code
for generic instantiations. To solve this, you can run Mono with the
AOT profiler to find out all the generic instantiations that are used,
and then instructing the AOT compiler to produce code for these.
.PP
This command will run the specified app.exe and produce the
\fBout.aotprof\fR file with the data describing the generic
instantiations that are needed:
.nf
$ mono --profile=aot:output=out.aotprof app.exe
.fi
.PP
Once you have this data, you can pass this to Mono's AOT compiler to
instruct it to generate code for it:
.nf
$ mono --aot=profile=out.aotprof
.fi
.SH DEBUGGING AIDS
To debug managed applications, you can use the
.B mdb