Android Performance Analyzer is currently intended for profiling games and Vulkan-based graphics. For all other apps, use the
profilers in Android Studio.
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The Frame Profiler in Android Performance Analyzer makes it easier for you to export your frame profiles for
analysis beyond what's available in the Frame Profiler itself. This guide
explains how to export your frame profiles to RenderDoc for in-depth frame
debugging.
Export to RenderDoc
Android Performance Analyzer can export your captured frames directly to RenderDoc for analysis.
This is helpful when you want to closely examine the constituent parts of a
frame and how it was rendered.
RenderDoc is also useful when you need to investigate CPU thread activity,
because the Frame Profiler doesn't reliably replicate the original application's
CPU workload.
To generate an .rdc file that you can import into RenderDoc, use the
Export button in the frame profile view.
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