native-app-profiling
Native App Performance Profiling (CLI)
Overview
Record Time Profiler via xctrace, extract samples, symbolicate, and identify hotspots without opening Instruments.
Quick Start
1) Record Time Profiler
Attach to running process:
# Get the PID first
pgrep -x "AppName"
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