I looked into fixing this warning:
warning CNDL5153 : The PerfCounter element
has been deprecated. Please use the PerformanceCounter element instead.
Can anyone shed any light on why PerfCounter is deprecated? The trouble
is that PerformanceCounter doesn't seem to provide a full replacement
for what lodctr can do. The structure I have is:
perf collection dll
perf object 1
counter 1
counter 2
...
perf object 2
counter 1
...
...
but this doesn't map onto PerformanceCategory/PerformanceCounter.
Specifically, PerformanceCounter/@Name ends up under
HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\service\[Name], but is also the perf
object name. So I can't have two objects without two entries under the
service key, and additionally the name of the service can't differ from
the name of the object. lodctr can also provide translations of the
counter names, but PerformanceCounter seems to be limited to a single
language (that's not actually a problem for me, but it seems to be
missing from the model).
Am I just misunderstanding how it's meant to work?
Thanks,
Mark
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