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torq is a command-line tool designed to streamline and standardize OS
performance profiling across Android Automotive devices. torq enables
engineers and OEMs to capture and analyze performance data for critical system
events such as boot, user switch, app startup, or any other interaction. This
tool helps ensure consistent results amongst different users and helps reduce
the time and effort required for performance analysis, ensuring that developers
can focus on optimizing their systems and detecting bugs instead of navigating
fragmented tooling solutions. torq works with
Perfetto and Simpleperf.
About torq
- One-line commands: Each torq command should do the most it can without
requiring user input.
- Efficient: Each torq command should address a significant pain point
in performance analysis.
For more information, see the torq documentation.
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Last updated 2025-05-07 UTC.
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