prokli Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 1, 2022 #1 For debugging purposes, I am using the IDE debugger (B4A Bridge) via WiFi network. After a debug session I always press the STOP button inside the B4A-Bridge app and still get the message "Waiting for IDE Debugger" But what surprises me much more is the circumstance that I still get this message even after rebooting my smartphone device. For e.g. when I open a text editor after rebooting I get this hint. How can I disable this "feature"
For debugging purposes, I am using the IDE debugger (B4A Bridge) via WiFi network. After a debug session I always press the STOP button inside the B4A-Bridge app and still get the message "Waiting for IDE Debugger" But what surprises me much more is the circumstance that I still get this message even after rebooting my smartphone device. For e.g. when I open a text editor after rebooting I get this hint. How can I disable this "feature"
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 1, 2022 #2 Install the app in RELEASE mode and you can use it without Debugger. Upvote 1
Unobtainius Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 2, 2022 #3 I also see the message as you have described. Almost like it runs on start up. The message only happens once and then you don't see it again. It's kind of odd but I've never worried about it Upvote 0
I also see the message as you have described. Almost like it runs on start up. The message only happens once and then you don't see it again. It's kind of odd but I've never worried about it
prokli Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 10, 2022 #4 As DonM mentioned: the app must be compiled in "release mode". Concerning this condition / constraint, the debugger message disappears for ever. Fine! Upvote 0
As DonM mentioned: the app must be compiled in "release mode". Concerning this condition / constraint, the debugger message disappears for ever. Fine!
Unobtainius Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 11, 2022 #5 So forgive me if I'm wrong, what you are saying is that somewhere in the forgotten past a have an uncompiled app on my tablet that I have never released? Upvote 0
So forgive me if I'm wrong, what you are saying is that somewhere in the forgotten past a have an uncompiled app on my tablet that I have never released?
