Write your app. Build and run your app. Run apps on the emulator. Run apps on a hardware device. Configure your build. Optimize your build speed. Debug your app. Test your app. Profile your app. Android Studio profilers.
Profile CPU activity. Benchmark your app. Measure performance. Publish your app. Command line tools. Android Developers. Figure 1. Attach native debug symbols If your APK includes native libraries. To attach debuggable native libraries, proceed as follows: If you haven't already done so, make sure to download the NDK and tools.
Under the cpp directory in the Project window visible only if you've selected the Android view, as shown in figure 2 , double-click a native library file that doesn't include debug symbols. Click Add at the top right corner of the editor window. Navigate to the directory that includes the debuggable native libraries you want to attach and click OK. If the APK and debuggable native libraries were built using a different workstation, you need to also specify paths to local debug symbols by following these steps: Add local paths to missing debug symbols by editing the field under the Local Paths column in the Path Mappings section of the editor window, as shown in figure 2.
In most cases, you need only provide the path to a root folder, and Android Studio automatically inspects subdirectories to map additional sources. Click Apply Changes in the Path Mappings section of the editor window. In case of accidents, a backup of mobile phone will work like a saver to our life.
ADB can help you make backups for your Android smartphone with no need of root or custom recovery. There are already lots of methods to install apps to Android phone, including installing apk files on mobile phone, but occasionally you may need to install APK to Android phone from computer. This is especially useful if you know that the installation is completely silent with no need of operation on phone screen.
Please move the apk file to the system drive if it is not. This function may work magically when you want to install an app to your phone but unable to control the device, like due to broken or black screen. In recovery mode, people can clear cache and data, factory reset or backup mobile phone.
Since Android Marshmallow, users can format SD card as internal storage, which effectively reduces insufficient storage problem. However, some manufacturers intentionally hide this function from users even if their smartphones have upgraded to Android 6.
Warning: Please move or back up SD files card first. Once your phone is reset or dead, you may find the SD card inaccessible by any device. Note: If there is no change in phone storage, then you may reboot it and check the storage again. The above are 4 useful things that Android users may like or need to do with ADB.
If you have more ideas or questions about what we can do with ADB, please kindly share with us. Part 1. Step 1. Download Platform Tools for Windows. Confirm to download on the new window and save the zip file to a folder on your PC. Step 2. Extract the zip file after download. Step 3. Press Shift key and right click within the extracted folder, then choose Open PowerShell window here or Open command window here on some computers Step 4.
A command prompt should appear. Part 2. Scroll down to find and tap Build number for 7 times. Back to Settings, then find and tap Developer options. Step 4. Within Developer options, enable USB debugging. Confirm your choice. Step 5. Connect your phone to PC. Step 6. Part 3. Run ADB command window as described on Part 1. Connect your phone to PC, and type adb devices in command window and hit Enter. Part 4.
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