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I’m debugging an existing library that was not coded explicitly for Android.
It works, but contains lots of ex.printStackTrace() calls.
In Android, these are not written to the logcat by default.
My question is: without the possibility to modify the code, is it possible to somehow see the stack traces generated by printStackTrace() calls?
Sure they do. They are written out at log level WARN, and the tag is usually
System.err