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I am experiencing a lock-up in my Android app when I touch an Action Bar button. I don't even get an ANR dialogue. The only LogCat errors I am seeing are: 02-01 14:59:15.328 30107-30170/com.complync.complyncmobile E/dalvikvm: Could not find class 'android.util.ArrayMap', referenced from method com.android.tools.fd.runtime.Restarter.getActivities 02-01 14:59:27.241 6513-6513/com.complync.complyncmobile E/Trace: error opening trace file: Permission denied (13) 02-01 14:59:29.563 6513-6513/com.complync.complyncmobile E/dalvikvm: Could not find class 'android.app.Application

We're doing some heavy performance tuning in our app, hence we start using method tracing to find the bottlenecks. At first glance Ormlite was fine, but we found that for example in one query that takes 8ms, 6ms (75%) were needed by Ormlite's internal log. Futhermore those log call are in DEBUG level. At the moment I have tried (without success) setting log level to ERROR this way: with adb: adb shell setprop log.tag.ORMLite ERROR with logback: <logger name="com.j256.ormlite" level="ERROR"/> This are a few lines from the logcat I/System.out( 4207): 2014-10-01 10:50:14,702 [DEBUG]

my app was in the background and i was checking the log i saw that the app sending log messages intensively with messages that i could not understand. I use GCM push notification and i have doubt that it can be the reason. If it is the reason! Battery will not like sending this much requests in less than a second. This is the logcat messages: 12-02 15:01:07.682 2548-2554/com.mbh.gsmtest D/jdwp: processIncoming 12-02 15:01:07.682 2548-2554/com.mbh.gsmtest D/jdwp: handlePacket : cmd=0x1, cmdSet=0xC7, len=0x14, id=0x4000027D, flags=0x0, dataLen=0x9 12-02 15:01:07.682 2548-2554/com.mbh.gsmtest D

After a recent Android Studio update (currently I'm running 3.1.2), logcat started intermittently dropping the time stamp and PID info. 05-01 13:26:03.962 12909-12909/com.perinote.perinote D/Perinote: SG(BI) Intercept DOWN, state NONE SG(BI) long timer started 1525206363962, for 500, to 1525206364462 05-01 13:26:03.965 12909-12909/com.perinote.perinote D/Perinote: SG(BI) DOWN, state ONE 05-01 13:26:04.008 12909-12909/com.perinote.perinote D/Perinote: SG(PF) Intercept UP, state ONE SG(PF) long timer cancelled 05-01 13:26:04.010 12909-12909/com.perinote.perinote D/Perinote: SG(BI) UP, state ONE

I'm getting an error in my logcat stating: java.net.UnknownHostException: apps.example.com 09-13 14:57:28.970: W/System.err(3823): android.view.ViewRoot$CalledFromWrongThreadException: Only the original thread that created a view hierarchy can touch its views. Has anyone seen this before? I'm not sure exactly what's causing the issue. FULL LOGCAT: 09-13 14:57:27.085: D/dalvikvm(3823): GC_EXTERNAL_ALLOC freed 46K, 43% free 3084K/5379K, external 0K/0K, paused 77ms 09-13 14:57:27.165: D/dalvikvm(3823): GC_EXTERNAL_ALLOC freed 1K, 43% free 3084K/5379K, external 1K/513K, paused 71ms 09-13 14:57:27

I'm using AndroidStudio 0.4.0 (encountered same problem on 0.3.2) on Ubuntu 13.10. Everything was ok till I lose the logcat Filtering utility and device choosing side bar in 'Android' and 'ddms ddms' views. However the program recognize connected device/emulator and runs the app normally on it, it even shows all logs roughly, but I no longer can select device or filter the logs . How can I recover them? Thanks! There is a way to make it appear. Just click the "Event log" label in the bottom-right of AS. But it may will miss again in some case... I guess whether it's a bug of AS. Same question,

I want to get the whole log (Log.d(...)), after pressing a button to analyse some parts of our app (count something...). I'm able to do this by the following code: HashMap<String, Integer> hashMapToSaveStuff = new HashMap<String, Integer>(); int count= 0; String toCount= ""; try { Process process = Runtime.getRuntime().exec("logcat -d"); BufferedReader bufferedReader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(process.getInputStream())); String line; while ((line = bufferedReader.readLine()) != null) { if (line.contains("MYSTRING")) { toCount = line.substring(line.indexOf(":") + 1); if