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What makes this Android app debuggable

Until now, when I am making a debug version of my application, I use:

Android: = true debugging

in the manifest.

But I just downloaded some source code that doesn't use it, and yet, when I run it using Debug, it is in debug mode. Where is the debug flag set for this application?

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ADT does this for you when you start debug mode. From the docs :

Make sure your application is being debugged by setting the android: debuggable attribute of the element to true. Starting with ADT 8.0, this is done by default when building in debug mode.

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