android-emulator

I am currently using the DDMS perspective to simulate movement of the android emulator with a gpx file. However, I have only been able to find gpx files with lat/lon pairs in them and not with speed, altitude, etc. Any recommendations on a place to find a good gpx file which contains the above data for emulator testing purposes? Thanks. Update : I've noticed that the file I am using does indeed have altitude in it, yet when I retrieve it it shows up as zero. Only the lat/lon is showing up properly. Can the android emulator only use the lat/lon of gpx files and not altitude? You do not need to

I want to debug an android application using GDB, I do not have the source code and I am used to GDB. Would anyone know how to do that? It seems I would need to attach to the process of the application and use gdbserver but I have not really found a good tutorial on how to do that... Thanks! There might not be step-by-step tutorials, but people have been using a gdbserver to debug JNI apps. Check the following links: http://honeypod.blogspot.com/2008/01/debug-native-application-for-android.html http://vilimpoc.org/blog/2010/09/23/hello-gdbserver-a-debuggable-jni-example-for-android/ http:/

I am using Windows 7 and JDK 6. I downloaded the package of Android SDK with Eclipse and followed the instructions to create the first Hello World application. However, when I stand on MainActiviy.java and click on run I get the following error in the console: Connection with adb was interrupted You may want to manually restart adb from the Devices view. I tried many answers that I saw here: 1. Restart adb server 2. Make sure that the path is to the correct JDK 3. I went over preferences and didn't see any warning or error. I can run the emulator- and it works fine. But it doesn't run the

Closed . This question needs to be more focused. It is not currently accepting answers. Learn more . Want to improve this question? Update the question so it focuses on one problem only by editing this post . I have built the Android source for the emulator. I read in the Android Source documentation that the path to 'emulator' is added autmatically during a successful build. However I have two questions about this: If I open a new shell or close my existing shell, 'emulator' is no longer found. Surely I don't have to build each time I want to run the emulator? If the emulator requires an AVD

I'm currently trying to learn about Android instant apps. Since I don't own any real devices that support them, I'm using the emulator (from Android Studio 3.0 Canary 9). I can successfully run "toy" instant apps ( like this ) on my emulated Nexus 5x (with Play Store), so I believe that my development environment is configured correctly. However, I was curious to learn about the discovery process for third-party apps, and find out what the user experience is like. Lacking a suitable device of my own, I used the emulated Chrome browser to search for sites (like Stack Exchange) that have instant