When the target of the package is apk-debug, ipa-debug,
or ipa-debug-interpreter, the connection options can be used to
specify whether the app will attempt to connect to a remote debugger
(typically used for wifi debugging) or listen for an incoming connection
from a remote debugger (typically used for USB debugging). Use the -connect option
to connect to a debugger; use the -listen option
to accept a connection from a debugger over a USB connection. These
options are mutually exclusive; that is, you cannot use them together.
The -connect option uses the following syntax:
-connect hostString
-connect If present, the app will attempt to connect to
a remote debugger.
hostString A string identifying the computer running the
Flash debugging tool FDB. If not specified, the app will attempt
to connect to a debugger running on the computer on which the package
is created. The host string can be a fully qualified computer domain
name: machinename.subgroup.example.com, or an IP address: 192.168.4.122.
If the specified (or default) machine cannot be found, then the
runtime will display a dialog requesting a valid host name.
The -listen option uses the following syntax:
-listen port
-listen If present, the runtime waits for a connection
from a remote debugger.
port (Optional) The port to listen on. By default, the
runtime listens on port 7936. For more information on using the -listen option,
see Remote debugging with FDB over USB.
