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Relinking binaries running on a phone sounds even less profitable. How much battery energy are you willing to waste here?
by ebikelaw 8y ago
Relinking binaries running on a phone sounds even less profitable. How much battery energy are you willing to waste here?
- AboutTheWhisles 8y agoYou seem awfully desperate to guess at the limitations of a technique you knew nothing about a day ago.
- CyberDildonics 8y agoThis isn't a linker, so there is no re-linking. > even less profitable What does this mean? If a company like google restructured their binaries to get a 15% speedup, that would be huge. > How much battery energy are you willing to waste here? What waste is happening? This doesn't have to happen on the phone. Even then, android already does optimization passes when phones are plugged in.
- sliken 8y agoMy phone runs approximately zero new binaries every day. I'd happily let my phone optimize itself while charging so that netflix, youtube, or other heavy CPU users use less battery.