NextValue() should always be suffecient. NextValue infact always calls
CounterSample.Calculate to do the calculation.
Let me know if you have any additional questions.
Ryan Byington [MS]
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| Can some body tell me the list of performance counter
| types that require CounterSample class Calculate method
| for measuring performance values? Timer100NsInverse is
| one of them. Are there any other counter types?
| Thanks,
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