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I wish I could find more information about them. All I can find are videos showcasing the performance improvements but without any explanation. http://www.yout
by plackemacher 13y ago
I wish I could find more information about them. All I can find are videos showcasing the performance improvements but without any explanation.
http://www.youtube.com/user/FlexyCore/videos http://www.youtube.com/user/FlexyCore/videos
- JonSkeptic 13y agoFrom what I can gather, it seems FlexyCore generates more efficient, architecture specific assembly code at build time. This is where the performance gains come from. A little deeper reading shows that it does this through the Dalvik VM, the VM on all Android devices. I think the creator can say it better than me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEAz9fRoDmA http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tEAz9fRoDmA
- nly 13y agoSo basically it caches the native code produced by the Dalvik VM? I'm surprised Dalvik doesn't already do this.
- JonSkeptic 13y agoHopefully, it will now.
- pjmlp 13y agoDalvik's development has been stalled since Android 2.3, no new JIT or GC improvements since them. No more talks about it at Google IO, either. Of course, this is also related to the Oracle's suit against Google. I wonder if this means Google will reinvest in Dalvik, as I am betting KitKat will again only bring more Google APIs and nothing else.
- ZeroGravitas 13y agoSounds more like AOT compilation from Java to native code to me.