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Android Studio 2.3
Build #AI-162.3764568, built on February 24, 2017
JRE: 1.8.0_112-release-b06 amd64
JVM: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM by JetBrains s.r.o
OS: Windows 10 (Preferred Swedish or some other with national characters in default administrator username)

Steps to Reproduce:
- Log on with administrator account which contains non-ASCII characters in username (Swedish Windows has "Administratör")
- Run installer android-studio-bundle-162.3764568-windows.exe
- Installer will not allow SDK to be placed in default location as it detects non-ASCII characters in path. Therefore choose some other valid path such as C:\Data\Android\sdk
- Installer completes and AS starts. The wizard stops when it detects that the default project catalog contains non-ASCII characters. Select C:\Data\Android\Projects and complete wizard.
- Open configuration and SDK Manager. Add CMake, LLDB, NDK, USB Driver
- Create an empty project with C++ support, and open it
- Put a breakpoint in C++ file (StringFromJNI())
- Put a breakpoint in Java file where StringFromJNI() is called
- Start debugger which will stop at Java breakpoint. Step with F8. Breakpoint in C++ code is not hit.

Repeat the procedure but instead log in as an administrator user which doesn't have non-ASCII characters in username. Now C++ breakpoints work.

To me it seems like the problem are the folders that SA puts in C:\Users\<username> such as .AndroidStudio2.3 and .lldb
I think the debugger is having problem with the path as it contains non-ASCII characters.

SOLUTION
Either fix the code so that it can handle UNICODE paths, or make sure that the installer doesn't allow username's with non-ASCII characters