How do you turn off or turn on debug mode in eclipse. I’m not even sure I’m “in” debug mode, how do I find this out?
There is an attribute android:debuggable set to true in my manifest. If i remove this, is “debug mode” turned off?
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How do you turn off or turn on debug mode in eclipse. I’m not even sure I’m “in” debug mode, how do I find this out?
There is an attribute android:debuggable set to true in my manifest. If i remove this, is “debug mode” turned off?
If your goal is to make your apk impossible to debug, then yes,
android:debuggable="false"is enough.In Eclipse you can choose to run your project in “debug mode”, which means it will try to attach the debugger to your application. If the android:debuggable attribute is set to false, then it will fail.