Import traces
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You can import .trace files created with the
Debug API or CPU Profiler.
Import your trace file by clicking Start new profiler session
in the
profiler’s Sessions pane and then selecting Load from file.
You can inspect an imported trace in the CPU Profiler much as you do with
traces captured directly in the CPU Profiler, with the following exceptions:
- CPU activity is not represented along the CPU timeline (except in System Trace).
- The timeline in the Threads section does not show thread states such as
running, waiting, or sleeping (except in System Trace).
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Last updated 2024-10-01 UTC.
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