Since AndroidStudio update 2.2, it takes a very long time for my native code app to start (I see a blank screen for ~20sec).
My guess is that it's because it takes a long time for the c++ debugger to settle.
Is its possible to disable it (and use only the good old java debugger)?
Turn off USB debugging modeGo to Settings. Tap System > Developer options. Go to USB debugging and flip the switch to turn it off.
USB Debugging allows an Android device to communicate with a computer that's running the Android SDK in order to use advanced operations. When you develop Android apps, you have to install the Android Software Developer Kit (SDK) on your computer.
I just had the same problem. You can edit your "Run/Debug Configuration" for the project. In the "Debugger" tab change "Debug type" from 'auto' to 'Java'. Solved it for me.
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