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You can measure the performance of your app using a standalone version of the
Android Studio Profiler. To start the profiler, do the following:
- Run the debugger.
- Click the profiler
button in the Visual Studio toolbar.
Next to SESSIONS, click the + button and select a debuggable process.
Figure
1. Select a process in the profiler
The profiler displays real time usage statistics for the following categories:
CPU, memory, network, and energy.
Figure
2. Profiler statistics for the sample endless tunnel app
For more details on a certain category, click the graph for that category.
Figure
3. Detailed memory statistics
For more information on how to use the profiler, see the Android Studio
Profiler documentation.
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Last updated 2023-08-15 UTC.
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