Advanced Development and Debugging for Android/iOS
summary
Covers concrete mobile tooling and hard numbers: use AGDE extension to debug C++ on-device from Visual Studio, enable Address/Hardware/Tsan sanitizers, and prefer NDK25 + LTO for ~15% faster builds and ~5% runtime wins; Android VMAs default to ~65k entries causing allocation checkerboard problems so MallocBinned2/3 avoid returning memory to the OS; enabling Android relative relocations or APS yields up to ~80x relocation reduction (65 MB → ~650 KB reported) and APK size drops (360→180 MB); demonstrates injecting CI-cooked data into an IPA and running/debugging in Xcode successfully.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 13:54Linux VMAs
- 15:53UES Android Toolchain
- 18:39Compiler/linker flags
- 22:50ELF binary relocation
- 28:00Typical Debug Flow
- 29:50How is your Continuous Integration?
- 31:34A better way
- 39:17About AppleTV
- 43:22iOS Memory Subsystem
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