How to use instruments
Asked on 06/06/2025
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To use Instruments, you would typically refer to Apple's developer documentation or attend sessions at WWDC that cover performance analysis and optimization tools. Instruments is a powerful tool for profiling and debugging your apps, allowing you to track memory usage, CPU performance, and more.
While the provided context does not specifically mention Instruments, it does cover various topics related to app development and optimization, such as designing great visionOS apps, exploring object tracking, and enhancing spatial computing apps. If you are interested in these areas, you might find sessions like "Design great visionOS apps" or "Enhance your spatial computing app with RealityKit audio" useful.
For more detailed guidance on using Instruments, you might want to look for sessions or resources specifically focused on performance tools in Apple's developer ecosystem.
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