I have problem with debug my app on this device using eclipse. When I plug-in device and run it on eclipse, I see device on DDMS, but when I start debug app ignore brackepoint. What should I do to fix this problem?
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I'm trying to debug the memwatcher SDK tools sample today item using VS2005. This used to work - i don't know what I did to break it...
First I get a message "Program to Debug A non-executable project cannot be started directly. Please set a command to use to start debugging this
project. Do you wish to continue?'
If I click yes I get a message "unable to start program
'%CSIDL_PROGRAM_FILES%\memwatcher\memwatcher.dll'.
I've tried re-installing VS2005 and the SDK with no luck.Other SDK samples that compile to exes debug fine. If I load the dll and registry items by and the sample works as expected (not debugging) - it also runs on a real device.
Can anyone suggest what to do?
Thanks
Mark
hello,
currently i'm using ida pro to debug windows mobile applications and now i have faced and issue when i have to debug a dll which is a driver. How could i debug it if when i attach to device.exe my device freezes?
Does Eclipse+ADT support HD2 android development?
That is to say,does the USB Driver in Android SDK recognize HD2 in order to enable USB debugging?
thanks.
haha i was wondering the same thing! I am building apps and need mass storage~!
arshcaria said:
Does Eclipse+ADT support HD2 android development?
That is to say,does the USB Driver in Android SDK recognize HD2 in order to enable USB debugging?
thanks.
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Yes.
I cant get it to work for me im using the google labs app maker thing and it connects to my device and everything just doesnt bring all the stuff over to it only text..
Developing on Eclipse right now and it's reading LogCat no problem.
Metastable said:
Developing on Eclipse right now and it's reading LogCat no problem.
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so you mean when i connect hd2 to pc and select the drivers from "*\androidSDK\usb_driver" folder, it'll show up in Device Manager windows named ADB interface?
What I did to use my HD2 as a Android debugging Device.
1. Install the USB drivers. I had to "de-recognize" the device first, since I unsuccessfully tried to install the drivers before. Just as explained in h*t*t*p*://*w*w*w*.downloadatoz.com/driver/articles/how-to-install-and-set-up-adb-usb-drivers-on-android.html .
2. Keep the phone connected. The windows will eventually recognize the phone and try to install appropiate drivers. When that happened, I selected to install drivers from a specific location [C:\android-sdk-windows\usb_driver]. Windows recogned my phone and installed the drivers.
3. Run the app from eclipse. The app will automatically download and run on the phone.
Sorry If it will be a very "easy" question, but I'm only a beginner, so, please be patient
I made a small application, and I tried to put in ads with AdMob. I tried to connect my device to the Eclipse, so I can run on it the progrmam, and see the logcat, because when I'm installed it to my device it doesn't show any ads. I tried to plug in it, but Eclipse doesn't show my device on the device chooser panel. I checked the USB debugging on my phone. What can I do? Thanks for help!
HUNZwiebel said:
Sorry If it will be a very "easy" question, but I'm only a beginner, so, please be patient
I made a small application, and I tried to put in ads with AdMob. I tried to connect my device to the Eclipse, so I can run on it the progrmam, and see the logcat, because when I'm installed it to my device it doesn't show any ads. I tried to plug in it, but Eclipse doesn't show my device on the device chooser panel. I checked the USB debugging on my phone. What can I do? Thanks for help!
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Do you have the Android SDK installed and properly set up in Eclipse?
Did you do any updates on Eclipse or the sdk recently? Did you move the sdk? You can always bypass Eclipse and try identifying your device using adb to see if there is a problem on that end
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If you use Windows you have to install the phone's drivers. On linux follow this tutorial on installing a device for development: Using Hardware Devices
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