Updated README

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Sylvain Berfini 2022-06-23 16:43:40 +02:00
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Once you have the debug libraries and the proper tools installed, you can use the ```ndk-stack``` tool to symbolize your stacktrace. Note that you also need to know the architecture (armv7, arm64, x86, etc...) of the libraries that were used.
Here's how to get the stacktrace and the right architecture from a device plugged to your computer:
If you know the CPU architecture of your device (most probably arm64 if it's a recent device) you can use the following to get the stacktrace from a device plugged to a computer:
```
adb logcat -d | ndk-stack -sym ./libs-debug/arm64-v8a/
```
If you don't know the CPU architecture, use the following instead:
```
adb logcat -d | ndk-stack -sym ./libs-debug/`adb shell getprop ro.product.cpu.abi | tr -d '\r'`
```
Warning: This command won't print anything until you reproduce the crash!
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