On 7/3/2012 10:18 AM, szczypmen wrote:
Hi everybody.
I know that Tizen SDK has similar requirements to Windows Phone SDK, Android SDK
and iOS SDK (which for the last one, i think requirements are a bit higher than
for others), but IS IT a good trend, to set higher and higher demands every year?
It requires for example:
* At least dual-core 2 GHz CPU (recommend VTx supported by CPU)
I know that 2GB RAM and more is a must have nowadays (but i have my own notion
on this), but isn't a demand for at least 2GHz dual-core CPU for SDK, to high?
Yes, hardware efficiency and power evolves very quickly, but i think that Tizen,
which is under the auspices of Linux Foundation (which core idea is to serve the
main hacker values, like openess, simplicity and efficiency), shouldn't care
more about Tizen optimization?
Efficiency isn't bad, but none of the limits are hard or unreasonable. As for the
CPU, the goal here is that a lot of emulation and virtualization takes place
within the SDK that requires additional performance to allow it to run smoothly.
If you don't have VTx, you'll need the 2GHz. The SDK readily runs on lower power
devices though. If you want an SDK issue to really get on their case about, join
me in my complaints about the lack of proper 64-bit support ;)
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