Is there an equivalent to trace = true in Winforms?

Question

I have a winform that takes too long to load. The form has a gazillion controls, and I would like to see how much time each control takes over. If it were a web application, I would just turn on tracing, but I can not find anything like it in winforms.
Any thoughts?
Thank.

Answer 1

It is unlikely that this is actually a slow boot. The constructor is usually fast, no matter how many controls you create. If you have a Load event handler, you can easily measure how long it takes with a stopwatch class or profiler.

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Try disabling the most likely suspects and see if your performance improves. Must. Then turn on each of the remote controls one at a time to see if it is obvious which control slows everything down.

Can not be. There can be 6 controls, each of which takes 5 seconds to load. I doubt you need accurate trace information, just an understanding of which controls are the worst manufacturers.