Does Android or Linux provide any facility so that I can execute code
before Android has been loaded or initialized? This code execution
would not need any Android Library methods but only low-level
functionalities that Linux provides even without Android.
?
On Aug 28, 3:00 am, salza floriansa...@googlemail.com wrote:
Maybe I misunderstand something.
Let's say thread A of process A has the priority very important and
thread B of process B has the priority not so important.
In Android every process has its own Dalvik VM instance - so thread
How can I set a trigger of an application?
And which triggers do built-in applications like e.g. Phone have?
As you said, that as little as possible should be loaded at system
startup, is there any regulation system that controls that not too
many applications are loaded into RAM at system
If there is any hardware interrupt, what is Android's worst-case
latency to respond on that?
Has anyone already experimented on that topic?
On the other hand, if we have differentely priorized threads, what is
the worst-case latency to switch threads when a higher-priority thread
becomes ready?
Well, does maybe someone have an alternative idea how I could solve
that in another way?
On Aug 28, 9:08 am, salza floriansa...@googlemail.com wrote:
Does Android provide a facility to ensure certain applications and/or
threads receive a minimum of CPU bandwidth (and other apps/threads
...@gmail.com wrote:
android.os.Process.setThreadPriority
(android.os.Process.THREAD_PRIORITY_...);
On Sep 1, 8:10 pm, salza floriansa...@googlemail.com wrote:
Well, does maybe someone have an alternative idea how I could solve
that in another way?
On Aug 28, 9:08 am, salza floriansa
, Aug 27, 2009 at 8:52 AM, salza floriansa...@googlemail.com wrote:
So is there any method I can use, to set the priority for a process?
Linux normally has this ability (e.g. nice - Set process priority of
new processes)
In the Android API I found a method to kill processes: killProcess(int
Does someone know when application are loaded into RAM?
I think I have do differentiate between home applications / built-in
applications like the phone application and application that are not
needed immediately after boot-up.
So are these different types of applications loaded into RAM at
Does Android provide a facility to ensure certain applications and/or
threads receive a minimum of CPU bandwidth (and other apps/threads are
prevented from consuming all the CPU bandwidth)?
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So is there any method I can use, to set the priority for a process?
Linux normally has this ability (e.g. nice - Set process priority of
new processes)
In the Android API I found a method to kill processes: killProcess(int
pid)
So is there any possibility for me as a developer to use a method
I am just thinking of a new application and I am pretty new to mobile
OS. For my application it would be very important, that there is an
easy connectivity between the smartphone and other blueetooth-able
devices.
In many articles I have read, that Android is the best OS regarding
connectivity
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