It would still have to go though Dalvik, since there's no native
interface to the hardware the JVM could call directly. MonoDroid keeps
a Mono runtime and a Dalvik runtime running at the same time, using an
interoperability layer to map C# API's to Dalvik API's. Even if you
could succeed in having an OpenJDK instance becoming a client of a
Dalvik server, what exactly would you gain from that?
While for the mass market I wouldn't develop with the OpenJDK, since it
would require complex deployment, I'd enjoy running NetBeans, Eclipse,
or other Java client applications I use...
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Tidalwave s.a.s. - "We make Java work. Everywhere."
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