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It has supported for a long time but that's for C++ native development not for Java developers. This is a big change in x86 support in L. Which other comment,
by suyash 12y ago
It has supported for a long time but that's for C++ native development not for Java developers. This is a big change in x86 support in L.
Which other comment, I never said it doesn't matter.
- lnanek2 12y agoEh, Java only Android apps have run fine on x86 Android devices for years. There's a consumer x86 tablet out there I've run stuff on - won one of the tablets at a hackathon in NYC last year for getting a WebRTC client running on it. Heck, even native ARM lib stuff is supposed to run fine, but slow, due to some some special libhoudini translation layer Intel made to handle it.
- kllrnohj 12y agoUh, no it isn't? Dalvik has had x86 codegen since ICS: https://android.googlesource.com/platform/dalvik/+/ics-mr0/vm/compiler/codegen/ https://android.googlesource.com/platform/dalvik/+/ics-mr0/v... And that's for JIT codegen, the interpreter will obviously run just fine on every architecture. MIPS becamse first-class supported in KitKat, by the way.