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Instruments first! Part3

Welcome back, Ready to start the Time Profiler, OK, but before starting be sure you have read
the first two parts(part1, part2), and don't worry I'm waiting here!

After you have chosen Time Profiler from Instruments as the first tool we will discuss, let's start

to analyze the window that appears so we can smoothly read it.

Recording Control: to start/stop or Pause the execution of the application.

Run timer: This shows(the number of Runs | the amount of time the profiled app has been

running).

Instrument track: this is the place where instruments track your app from the perspective of

which tool you have chosen, here we chose Time Profiler so it will read the change of time

during app recording, don't worry if you do not fully understand, we will declare this again soon.
Detail Panel: The details panel converts the graph that appears at the instrument track to its

corresponding readings for each thread and function.

These displayed details will give very important information on the weight of each thread and

each function(the ones that have used up the most CPU time).

Notice the call tree at the bottom it will give us readings from different perspectives to facilitate

understanding those details.

Inspectors panel: There are two inspectors — Extended Detail and Run Info — we will know how

to use them shortly.

Do you feel that you are a bit familiar with the Time Profiler window? it will be more clearer in the

next article, so don't be late.