I have also tried following the following tutorial (without any success):
http://blog.alexworld.it/post/9707276488/how-to-build-android-adb-on-arm
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I have also tried following this tutorial (without any success):
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Hi Guys,
Recently working with AutoCompleteTextView Android. I was able to develope
program by binding hardcoded ArrayAdapter to AutoCompleteTextView.
I wanted to know whether is there any api which one can use to get google
search like results in AutoCompleteTextView of an Android app.
Thanks,
Hello there,
As far as I know, the Art takes the dex files and transform them into native
code (in installation time I guess). So, the thing is that there is no Dalvik
Virtual Machine anymore just the dex files.
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There is no special Api for autocomplete but u can use Autocamplete text.view.
Krishna Mahadik krishna.maha...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Guys,
Recently working with AutoCompleteTextView Android. I was able to develope
program by binding hardcoded ArrayAdapter to AutoCompleteTextView.
I wanted to
Why does ART have to use different specific bytecodes in order to
entirely replace Dalvik? What need is there for the bytecodes to change?
Your headline seems to imply that an Android platform would have to keep a
copy of the Dalvik VM for those situations where the ART can't replace it.
Is
I don't recall that last week it said postal address. It looks like
they updated it and added more language to that section in Settings. AND
it mentions the address requirement that is in the developer terms so I
clicked on that link and did search on address and that word is not even in
On Tue, Oct 07, 2014 at 11:47:08AM -0700, jtoolsdev wrote:
I don't recall that last week it said postal address. It looks like
they updated it and added more language to that section in Settings. AND
it mentions the address requirement that is in the developer terms so I
clicked on that
andrew_esh: I'm not saying that anything is lost in keeping the same
bytecodes. I'm just double-checking the wording. The d in dex stands
for Dalvik so the bytecode format is part of Dalvik. That part of Dalvik
isn't being replaced. I just want to make sure that I'm not
misunderstanding what's
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