Since It’s pretty hard to debug native android code, I’m going to the “printf trace” approach.
So, my question is, in a native code, wheres the standards “printf(“something”)” appears when running a Android application?
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Since It’s pretty hard to debug native android code, I’m going to the “printf trace” approach.
So, my question is, in a native code, wheres the standards “printf(“something”)” appears when running a Android application?
Log to logcat.
1) To invoke the logger in native code include the header and call _android_log_write(..).
2) In your Android.mk file include the log lib like this.