trace-ui is a tool that helps you look at ARM64 execution traces. It shows how your software or system runs in a visual way. This makes it easier to understand what is happening inside your ARM64 device. You do not need any special skills to use it.
The tool is designed for fast performance. It works well even with large trace files. It helps you spot problems or study the way your program runs.
- Windows 10 or later (64-bit)
- ARM64 processor or compatible hardware
- At least 4 GB of RAM (8 GB recommended for large traces)
- 100 MB of free disk space for installation
- Internet connection for downloading the software
- Visual display of ARM64 execution traces
- Easy navigation through trace timeline
- Zoom in and out to inspect details
- Filter trace events by type
- Export trace views as images or text
- Lightweight and fast, designed for ARM64 devices
- User-friendly interface with clear controls
Please visit the page above to download the latest version of trace-ui. This link will take you to the official GitHub repository, where you can find the installation files and additional information.
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Open your web browser (such as Edge, Chrome, or Firefox).
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Go to the download page by clicking this link:
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On the GitHub page, look for the “Releases” section. This is usually on the right side or under the repository name.
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Click on the latest release version. The release page will list files to download.
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Find the Windows installer, usually a file ending with
.exeor.msi. The file name might includewindowsorwin64and a version number. -
Click the installer file to download it to your computer.
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Once the download finishes, open the downloaded file by double-clicking it.
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Follow the instructions on your screen to install trace-ui. Usually:
- Click “Next” or “Install”
- Choose the default location for installation (unless you want to change it)
- Wait until the installation completes
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After installation, you can find trace-ui in your Start Menu or desktop.
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Open trace-ui by clicking the icon on your desktop or through the Start Menu.
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When the program opens, use the menu to load an ARM64 trace file. These files usually have extensions like
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Use the timeline and controls to explore the trace events.
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You can zoom in on areas for more details and filter the events shown.
- If trace-ui does not start, check that your Windows is up to date.
- Make sure you downloaded the right version for your system.
- If the file fails to install, try running the installer as administrator. Right-click the file and select “Run as administrator”.
- For large trace files, allow several minutes to load fully.
- If you see errors during use, check for updates on the GitHub page or report the issue in the repository.
- Trace files must come from an ARM64 device or emulator.
- To get these files, use your device’s tracing tools or software.
- Save the trace file on your Windows PC before loading it into trace-ui.
- Large files may take longer to load, but trace-ui handles them efficiently.
- You can export views or filtered results as images or simple text reports.
The trace-ui project is open source. Updates and bug fixes are available on GitHub. If you find issues or want to request features, you can open a ticket on the GitHub page.
For advanced users, you can also clone the source code from the repository to inspect or build the software yourself.