
If the project does not specify the APP_OPTIM setting, setting NDK_DEBUG as described above will automatically disable optimizations.īefore debugging the first time, open the project workspace in VSCode and perform the following steps: Optimization can be disabled by passing APP_OPTIM=debug on the ndk-build command line, or by modifying it in the project's Application.mk file. While debugging optimized code it possible, it will be a more limited and difficult debugging experience.


This will need to be copied to the target device to enable the debugger connection.Īlso, if the project's Application.mk file specifies the APP_OPTIM setting, it must be set to debug to disable compiler optimizations. This can be achieved by passing NDK_DEBUG=1 on the ndk-build command line, or by adding it to the project's Application.mk file. Enabling NDK_DEBUG also causes ndk-build to copy the correct version of gdbserver to the project's output directory. A build of the target project with debugging enabled.
