Simulate a fatal bug in jni/com_packtpub_store_Store.cpp:

#include "com_packtpub_store_Store.h"

JNIEXPORT jint JNICALL Java_com_packtpub_store_Store_getCount
  (JNIEnv* pEnv, jobject pObject) {
    pEnv = 0;
    return pEnv->CallIntMethod(0, 0);
}

Open the LogCat view in Eclipse, select the All Messages (no filter) option, and then run the application. A crash dump appears in the logs. This is not pretty! If you look carefully through it, you should find a backtrace section with a snapshot of the call-stack at the moment the application crashed. However, it does not give the line of code involved:

From a command-line prompt, go to the project directory. Find the line of code implied in the crash by running NDK-Stack with logcat as the input. NDK-Stack needs the obj files corresponding to the device ABI on which the application crashed, for example:

cd <projet directory&gt...