android-logcat

The title speak for itself, but I would add some pointers I've noticed along the way. I would like anyone which also experience the end result while developing for Android to try to reproduce this and see if this scenario is really the case, and if someone have a solution, that would make me very happy :), it is extremely frustrating that I need to hard reboot my computer while developing... The crash happens when Logcat is over populated. By over populated I mean that from a point in time, if you would leave a device connected in debug mode for a while, and you would look at the Logcat view,

I have made an app that uses WebView . It works, however, the LogCat produces this error: 03-27 10:36:35.830: E/eglCodecCommon(1466): **** ERROR unknown type 0x0 (glSizeof,73) I understand that 0x0 is an unknown error type (in Linux command), but how can I fix this? My Java code is: @SuppressLint("SetJavaScriptEnabled") public class MainActivity extends Activity { /** Called when the activity is first created. */ private WebView edlineWebView; private ProgressBar progressBar1; private String currentUrl; private boolean exitConfirmation; private BroadcastReceiver completeReceiver = new

I would to know whether logging can decrease application performance? Also, please give me some tips to increase android application performance. Yes. Excessive logging affects the performance of any application not just Android. The developer guide suggests you to deactivate and disabled logging before release: Turn off logging and debugging Make sure you deactivate logging and disable the debugging option before you build your application for release. You can deactivate logging by removing calls to Log methods in your source files. You can disable debugging by removing the android:debuggable

I'd like to examine stack traces from the last hours. I haven't found a proper logcat command. Does Android "forget" those logs? First story: When I find an unhandled exception in my co-workers Iphone App, he connects the iphone to his computer and reads the stack trace into x-code. X-Code also visualizes the exception in a nice way. Is there a smth. similar in Android? You probably won't be able to see those logs from the past hours. Imagine that your phone stores all logs, how much space will it consume in a couple of days? So, this is what I do: I'm in the autobus, and suddenly the app I'm

I'm trying to run my app on a real device from Eclipse. After adding actionbarsherlock as a reference, I can't get rid of this error: Could not find actionbarsherlock.apk . Here is the full console output: [2013-05-24 16:10:14 - MyApp] ------------------------------ [2013-05-24 16:10:14 - MyApp] Android Launch! [2013-05-24 16:10:14 - MyApp] adb is running normally. [2013-05-24 16:10:14 - MyApp] Performing com.myapp.activities.StopSelection activity launch [2013-05-24 16:11:26 - MyApp] Uploading MyApp.apk onto device '0A3AA80D1402500E' [2013-05-24 16:11:26 - MyApp] Installing MyApp.apk... [2013

This question already has an answer here: How do I write the exception from printStackTrace() into a text file in Java? 5 answers My program is crashing in device. I want to exactly catch the log of my program while running in my device .i.e I want to write the log to my sd card, up to the point of crashing. How can I achieve this? Shini Try this Thread.setDefaultUncaughtExceptionHandler(new ExceptionHandler(this)); // add this to your activity page public class ExceptionHandler implements java.lang.Thread.UncaughtExceptionHandler { private final Context myContext; private final String LINE

I have a bug that happens very randomly, so I rely on a LogCat monitoring app I bought off the Play Store, to see the exceptions thrown on my device when it happens. Since using Jelly Bean, I'm seeing no logging. I've read that, with Jelly Bean, an app can only see the LogCat output of itself. So outside of rooting my device, is there any way to read the LogCat output of my app on my phone directly? I know I can use Eclipse, but, like I said, it happens so randomly and I can't manually recreate it. So outside of rooting my device, is there any way to read the LogCat output of my app on my