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Android High Performance Programming

You're reading from   Android High Performance Programming Build fast and efficient Android apps that run as reliably as clockwork in a multi-device world

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2016
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781785288951
Length 412 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Enrique López Mañas Enrique López Mañas
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Diego Grancini Diego Grancini
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Preface 1. Introduction: Why High Performance? FREE CHAPTER 2. Efficient Debugging 3. Building Layouts 4. Memory 5. Multithreading 6. Networking 7. Security 8. Optimizing Battery Consumption 9. Native Coding in Android 10. Performance Tips Index

Capturing and analyzing thread information


Now we want to see how we can deal with thread debugging. The traditional approach of setting breakpoints and waiting until a thread is called will not work well here, since a multithreaded application might have several threads running at the same time and independently of each other. Hence, we want to visualize and access them independently.

Select a process on the left-hand side of the list and click the icon. If now you click in the threads section on the right-hand side, you will see how this section has been updated with information regarding the threads of the current process:

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Some developers are confused about what processes and threads are, so just in case: a process provides the required resources to execute a program (virtual address space, executable code, security context, and so on). A process is the instance of execution of a process (also referred to as a task in some contexts). Several processes can be associated with the same...

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