Android Studio Profiling
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Android Studio now includes a native C++ profiler that samples native threads (works on Android 8/API 26+), an event-based System Trace that records system and app events on a per-core timeline, highlights slow frames (>33 ms), shows thread affinity and lets you insert custom trace events, and a graphics debugger GAPID that captures and replays OpenGL or Vulkan frames, inspects and hot-swaps shaders. Limitations: System Trace is single-process and import is limited, GAPID has OpenGL mid-run capture restrictions; System Trace lands in Android Studio 3.2 Canary.
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