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In WWDC 2012 Session 506, they display the frames per second on a UILabel in the application, without having to use the Core Animation profiler attached to instruments. I would like to do this for convenience as well as to let other members of my team monitor FPS as they use the app in real-world scenarios. Unfortunately, session 506 isn't included the the WWDC '12 sample code.
Does anyone know how to do this? I know that Cocos2D has this capability in their CCDirector, but their approach seems specific to how Cocos2D rendering works. It is not necessary for it to be public API because I will not be shipping this code to customers.
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If you would like a simpler and much easier option to get FPS from an iOS Device, even from a production build of a game (without being a developer), then you can use the GameBench Desktop App. See the link below to the Game Performance Monitoring Tools from Gamebench.
I've found an open-source component that measures FPS on iOS: https://github.com/RolandasRazma/RRFPSBar
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