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Doc: Restructure the "Analyzing Code" section
- Turn the topics into how-to and reference topics. - Rewrite "Analyzing Code" as an overview topic. Task-number: QTCREATORBUG-29361 Change-Id: Id02253514cd1dcd808f040ced7f9f73f6db5e113 Reviewed-by: hjk <hjk@qt.io>
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\previouspage creator-qml-debugging-example.html
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\nextpage studio-advanced.html
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\else
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\previouspage creator-analyze-mode.html
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\nextpage creator-coco.html
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\previouspage creator-reference.html
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\endif
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\ingroup creator-reference-analyzer
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\title Profiling QML Applications
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\brief Improve the performance of QML applications.
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You can use the QML Profiler to find causes for typical performance problems
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in your applications, such as slowness and unresponsive, stuttering user
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interfaces. Typical causes include executing too much JavaScript in too few
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You can use \e {full stack tracing} to trace from the top level QML or
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JavaScript down to the C++ and all the way to the kernel space. You can
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view the collected data in the \l{Visualizing Chrome Trace Events}
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view the collected data in the \l{Chrome Trace Format Visualizer}
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{Chrome Trace Format Viewer}.
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\endif
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