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I have a pretty large and complex winforms application. In an effort to reduce the startup time, I pre-generated serialization assemblies using the following batch file. ; delete any existing serialization assemblies del *XmlSerializers.dll ; gen new serialization assemblies for %%a in (*.dll) do sgen /assembly:%%a ; delete .deleted files (generated for assemblies which do not allow serialization) del *.dll.deleted* However, to my surprise, the startup time actually went up from 4.6 seconds to 6.1 seconds - a jump of 1.5 seconds. This held true whether it was a cold start or warm. So, questions: Why does my app start slower with serialization assemblies in place? Is there a way to see via Perfmon or some other tool when the app is generating serialization assemblies? Am I generating serialization assemblies correctly?
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