How to measure the cold start time for an android application through android profiler
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I have an android app, I want to know the cold start time for the app.
Can I do it through "profiler" tool in the android studio?
Thanks
android asked Nov 13 '18 at 20:57
Bhargava Chowdary MusunuruBhargava Chowdary Musunuru
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I have an android app, I want to know the cold start time for the app.
Can I do it through "profiler" tool in the android studio?
Thanks
android asked Nov 13 '18 at 20:57
Bhargava Chowdary MusunuruBhargava Chowdary Musunuru
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I have an android app, I want to know the cold start time for the app.
Can I do it through "profiler" tool in the android studio?
Thanks
android asked Nov 13 '18 at 20:57
Bhargava Chowdary MusunuruBhargava Chowdary Musunuru
257
I have an android app, I want to know the cold start time for the app.
Can I do it through "profiler" tool in the android studio?
Thanks
android android asked Nov 13 '18 at 20:57
Bhargava Chowdary MusunuruBhargava Chowdary Musunuru
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 20:57
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 20:57
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 20:57
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asked Nov 13 '18 at 20:57
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Instead of using the profilier tool, you can simply use logcat. Once you launch your activity you will see an entry in logcat looking like:
/ActivityManager: Displayed : com.your.app.package/.YourAppActivity|
launch : +1s364ms | stack_init : +1s364ms | uptime : +35m41s816ms
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Instead of using the profilier tool, you can simply use logcat. Once you launch your activity you will see an entry in logcat looking like:
/ActivityManager: Displayed : com.your.app.package/.YourAppActivity|
launch : +1s364ms | stack_init : +1s364ms | uptime : +35m41s816ms
answered Feb 13 at 13:03
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Instead of using the profilier tool, you can simply use logcat. Once you launch your activity you will see an entry in logcat looking like:
/ActivityManager: Displayed : com.your.app.package/.YourAppActivity|
launch : +1s364ms | stack_init : +1s364ms | uptime : +35m41s816ms
answered Feb 13 at 13:03
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Instead of using the profilier tool, you can simply use logcat. Once you launch your activity you will see an entry in logcat looking like:
/ActivityManager: Displayed : com.your.app.package/.YourAppActivity|
launch : +1s364ms | stack_init : +1s364ms | uptime : +35m41s816ms
answered Feb 13 at 13:03
New GuyNew Guy
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Instead of using the profilier tool, you can simply use logcat. Once you launch your activity you will see an entry in logcat looking like:
/ActivityManager: Displayed : com.your.app.package/.YourAppActivity|
launch : +1s364ms | stack_init : +1s364ms | uptime : +35m41s816ms
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