I was wondering if there was a specific intent that would be fired by ActivityManager should it detect an ANR. I am asking this because I need to run some code in my application only when an application is found it be unresponsive. I need this to be detected across all applications not just my own so in this case subclassing the uncaught exception handler is not a viable solution. Are there other ways to detect when an ANR has occured other than polling with a service and checking the ActivityManager's getProcessesInErrorState function? My alternative was having a broadcast receiver to listen on when the traces.txt file has been modified which occurs only when the ActivityManager detects an ANR and logs the report. However, I/O operations are expensive and would probably be too slow to log multiple ANRs that occur in quick succession. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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