Performing your own runtime analysis of your code in C#

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Published on 2009-08-12T00:40:35Z Indexed on 2010/03/26 13:33 UTC
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I have written a large C# app with many methods in many classes.

I'm trying to keep a log of what gets called and how often during my development. (I keep a record in a DB)

Every method is padded with the following calls:

void myMethod()
{
log(entering,args[]);

log(exiting,args[]);
}

Since I want to do this for all my methods, is there a better way to do this then having to replicate those lines of code in every method?

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