oh I wasn't thinking it was a slip of the tongue - it was always
recited as if if it was beaten into him, perhaps with an early model
android phone as the beating stick.

I was just curious as to why they would make that point - as it being
source? perhaps it is to get around the java TCK issue and calling it
java?

anyway, just curious.

On May 20, 11:46 am, Casper Bang <[email protected]> wrote:
> The chain I have observed is .java -> .class (.jar) -> .dex (.apk) ->
> odex.
>
> .class/.jar is of course vanilla CAFEBABE stack-based JVM instructions
> and can be compiled with javac, eclipse etc..
> .dex is Dalvik executable register-based VM, generated by using the dx
> tool in the SDK.
> .odex is optimized Dalvik executable, done upon initial startup or
> delivered pre-optimized...?
>
> But Java source code and byte-code are so closely related that few
> would fault Dick for this slip of the tongue.
>
> On May 20, 2:53 am, Michael Neale <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> > I thought the dex (?) compiler worked off the bytecode, not java
> > source code. The end result is of course java source ends up as dalvik
> > bytecode, but that isn't the mechanism and it is misleading to say
> > that (GWT would be more correct as it does require java source).
>
> > Eg scala on android, jruby, groovy on android etc - all via bytecode.
>
> > Can anyone confirm or deny this?
>
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