MacOS – How to measure graphical performance of your Mac application?

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In the iOS Xcode application, you can use Core Animation Instrument to measure graphics performance issues, such as laggy UITableView scrolling. I want to debug some layer-supported views for me on my Mac Do the same thing. Especially I want to measure the frame rate. Any ideas how to do this because Core Animation instruments are not available for Mac applications?
Frame Meter can be opened in “Quartz Debug”

>Menu Xcode> Developer Tools>More developer tools…>developer.apple.com will open, you must log in>Download “Xcode Graphics Tools-January 2013″>Then use “Quartz Debug” as Frame Meter

In the iOS Xcode application, you can use Core Animation Instrument to measure graphics performance issues, such as laggy UITableView scrolling. I want to debug some layer-supported views for me on my Mac Do the same thing. Especially I want to measure the frame rate. Any ideas how to do this because Core Animation instruments are not available for Mac applications?

Frame Meter is available in “Quartz Debug”

>Menu Xcode>Open developer tools>More developer tools…> Developer.apple.com will open, you must log in>Download “Xcode Graphics Tools-January 2013″>Then use “Quartz Debug” as Frame Meter

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