I have an app that works well on simulator and on iOs
But it hangs on Android devices, and I have no idea why, which is why I haven’t bought an Adroid licence yet.
Is there any way to get useful debug info from the physical device?
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[EDIT]
Figured it out after digging deeper in the forums. Got to use
adb logcat
or more specifically:
adb logcat -d
…this gives you a dump of the recent log. the log is constantly writing over itself (circular writing), so you need to get the log right after your app crashes or has an issue.
Thy [import]uid: 42145 topic_id: 26682 reply_id: 112049[/import]
I see ddms in tools folder of androidsdk folder, but I don’t see ddmc. Is ddmc a new tool that I need to download?
Naomi [import]uid: 67217 topic_id: 26682 reply_id: 113373[/import]
You can use GUI tools «ddms», from the tools folder of AndroidSDK. I’t pretty usefull than adb logcat. [import]uid: 131398 topic_id: 26682 reply_id: 113305[/import]
oops, ddms i mean. [import]uid: 131398 topic_id: 26682 reply_id: 114171[/import]