How Do I Debug My App In My Real Android Device? I Have Followed Instructions But Still Confused

hi guys, when Im testing my app in my own android smartphone, i found some resolution/scaling issue which didnt happen in simulator. Now i want to check my console for print messages that I already built into apps for different resolution/scaling issues, how do I do that? basically i want the “corona simulator output” to be connected to my real android smartphone so i can check the issue but i dont know how to do that. I tried to google around and found this link:

http://coronalabs.com/blog/2013/07/09/tutorial-basic-debugging/

however i am very confused with this android ADB tools installation. i have installed “Android SDK Manager” and have downloaded the tools inside this SDK Manager thing. but then what? I only see some tools are “installed” but how to use them? I dont see any other explanation from this software. Do i need to install eclipse and all those stuffs? basically i dont see any tutorial to use this android debug bridge and link it to my smartphone, how do I do that?

I use the Eclipse IDE for debugging on devices. Easiest installation is downloading the Eclipse ADT bundle, saves you the hassle of downloading the components you need individually

Once you have Eclipse, connect your device to it and open the logcat window, you will be able to see all your console outputs there

ok im going to try this

Try running the “ddms” or the “monitor” command from the command line.  This should give you a GUI that will show the console log as well.

I use the Eclipse IDE for debugging on devices. Easiest installation is downloading the Eclipse ADT bundle, saves you the hassle of downloading the components you need individually

Once you have Eclipse, connect your device to it and open the logcat window, you will be able to see all your console outputs there

ok im going to try this

Try running the “ddms” or the “monitor” command from the command line.  This should give you a GUI that will show the console log as well.