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Make Third-Party APP debuggable for Streamline

Chenglei

When I use Streamline to profile my smartphone, it needs the application to be debuggable. 

How could I make a third-party app debuggable for Streamline?

Thanks in advance!

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  • 0 in reply to Peter Harris

    Hi, Pete,

    Thanks very much for your reply!

    Actually, I do have a usrdebug version of Android and full access to the source code. But even with a debuggable system(ro.debuggable == 1), Streamline still couldn't detect any debuggable application.

    I can get some information from "system-wide=yes" option. Nevertheless, it would be much nicer to have debuggable applications that Streamline can recognize. 

    Could you explain more about methods regarding a non-release build of Android?

    Thanks again!

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  • 0 in reply to Peter Harris

    Hi, Pete,

    Thanks very much for your reply!

    Actually, I do have a usrdebug version of Android and full access to the source code. But even with a debuggable system(ro.debuggable == 1), Streamline still couldn't detect any debuggable application.

    I can get some information from "system-wide=yes" option. Nevertheless, it would be much nicer to have debuggable applications that Streamline can recognize. 

    Could you explain more about methods regarding a non-release build of Android?

    Thanks again!

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