I have installed qt for android on my windows system,now I want to run a program with osg(openscenegraph) on android device via qt,Please tell me step by step procedure as I have searched almost all links for above problem but there is no support available.
Please if anyone know answer me soon.I really need help regarding this.
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Siddharth Agarwal
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I'm trying to install android studio, but while I was installing it I got this exception:
My question is what is the Android Emulator Hypervisor? what does it do or enable me to do? I tried looking it up online but I kept getting into these rabbit holes of information that kept expanding and expanding. I just want a concise answer for my small brain and maybe a quick and clear explanation to fix this.
The emulator essentially creates virtual machines running specific Android versions in order to run your apps. The Hypervisor driver is something that can help a lot with performance. If you want to check out the details, this documentation page might be a good start.
To fix your installation issue you only need to follow the link given in your error message, there's not much need to understand hypervisor workings.
Is there an equivalent of !exploitable for Android? Crashlytics and ACRA does not seem to have exploitability analysis for crashes for Android. Does anyone know of any tool in Android that does it? Please advise thanks.
I know this answer is a bit late, but I hope it can help someone in the future.
There is the exploitable extension for GDB that may be what you are looking for. You can set up GDB in remote debugging mode and connect it to your android application.
I am trying to develop a simple Android application (running on nexus 10) that will connect to a PrimeSense camera. From my research it seems that Openni is the way to go; however, I'm having a hard time figuring out what I need. When I download the Openni software and install it I get a whole bunch of different files but I'm unable to find a simple explanation of how to do a simple 'hello world' type application:
What openni jars do I need and where can I find them?
How do I configure my Eclipse/Android Studio project to include these jars.
Are there any other files that I need besides those jars: drivers..?
I just started Android dev and I've never used PrimeSense nor any other 3D scanning cameras so maybe I'm just missing something obvious?
Could someone point me in the right direction? I haven't been able to find anything on the Openni website that would help.
Thanks in advance.
The following is a simple tutorial on how to proceed. It's straightforward
http://www.hirotakaster.com/weblog/openframeworks-8-1-and-openni-2-2-on-android-tutorial/
I am developing android app for a a couple of months and still in the learning process.
I often feel the need to drill down deeper into code for certain issues that don't make sense to me. For example when I see crashes in apps and the stack trace is shown,, containing SDK classes Looper etc...
So I was wondering if it is possible to debug through sdk code while debugging ?
currently I am writting for platform API 7 and 8. when we download the SDK is the source code SDK source accessible as well ? and if so can we debug it ??
Thanks,
Vogella gives a tutorial on how to do this. It is a plugin. So just click the link.
It is the number 2 in the article.
Let me know if it helped. =)
Are there any instructions or pointers on how to get started to compile the AOSP 2.3 branch for HTC phones? I am looking at compiling and getting a vanilla OS for myself and later on putting on some custom apps.
I have followed the link http://source.android.com/source/ here and I am able to get the emulator build to compile ('full-eng'). Any pointers anyone ?
I'd reccommend you go to http://xda-developers.com for this. Their forum is focused on Android modifications, such as the one you're looking for, and someone there may be able to help you out. Someone might also have already done it and posted instructions.