argent-native-profiler

To find memory leaks and CPU hotspots in an iOS app, record a trace while reproducing the issue, then analyze the exported data to pinpoint native functions, main-thread blocking, and leaked objects by responsible frames.

Investigating UI hangs involves profiling trace data to detect main-thread blocking that causes jank during specific interactions, then drilling into root-cause stacks to identify the bottleneck.

Debug native iOS performance problems with xctrace by starting a trace recording with your device id, stopping it, analyzing bottlenecks, and querying stacks to support repeat investigations.

Identify native functions consuming excessive CPU time by profiling CPU hotspots from trace data, which pinpoints the exact native functions causing the app to feel slow or unresponsive.

Yes, you can reload previous profiling traces for repeat iOS debugging investigations, allowing you to re-analyze bottlenecks and drill into root-cause stacks without recording new trace data.

Yes, starting a native profiling trace requires an iOS device id to capture the CPU hotspots, UI hangs, and memory leaks necessary for root-cause analysis.