C Cynikal Member Licensed User Longtime User May 10, 2011 #1 There might be this feature already, and I may be overlooking it, but... In Eclipse, when you compile said app to run on the device, it actually installs it. I would love to be able to easily run my app without being plugged in via USB and getting the "Waiting for IDE" message. I am aware I can compile it, then disconnect the cable, but thats not the point.
There might be this feature already, and I may be overlooking it, but... In Eclipse, when you compile said app to run on the device, it actually installs it. I would love to be able to easily run my app without being plugged in via USB and getting the "Waiting for IDE" message. I am aware I can compile it, then disconnect the cable, but thats not the point.
C Cynikal Member Licensed User Longtime User May 10, 2011 #2 Nevermind...I figured it out. Uncheck: Attach Debugger
S splatt Active Member Licensed User Longtime User May 11, 2011 #3 B4ABridge. The attach debugger only attaches extra code to allow the debugger to connect to your app and allow debugging in the IDE.
B4ABridge. The attach debugger only attaches extra code to allow the debugger to connect to your app and allow debugging in the IDE.