On Apr 7, 11:50 am, hackbod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Apr 7, 7:50 am, Anil <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> That is, the only native x86 code that is being run is an ARM
> CPU emulator and the UI shell of the emulator. The ARM emulator is,
> in turn, running a complete ARM-based system, from the Linux kernel,
> up through libc, to the Dalkvik interpreter itself. Yes, your Java
> code is being emulated twice: first by the ARM emulator running the
> Dalvik code, then the Dalkvik code running your and the system's Java
> code. And that ARM emulator is emulating a big chunk of the ARM
> hardware, including things like the MMU.
>
Ok, I did not realize that - thanks for educating me!
> So the basic question is: is your application's UI running more slowly
> than other parts of the UI that are included with android? If so,
Hard to tell because the ApiDemos examples are fairly simple.
So I shall run the profiler after I finish developing the basic app.
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