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Comment #4587685
It is a simple memory bandwidth benchmark application for Android. Simply install, press "Run" and it will give you a score for achievable memory bandwidth. Alternately, you can tr…
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Comment #4586971
Yes, same with my NDK based apps though in my case I have only compiled for x86 and ARMv7-A. About MIPS, is there any MIPS based hardware with Play store access out there that we n…
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Comment #4572128
Thanks. Good to know it is consistent with what other users reported to me :)
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Comment #4373414
Well, for anyone interested in Cling, check out this Google tech talk: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9Xfh8pv3Fs This is a CERN project and it uses Clang from the LLVM project. Th…
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Comment #4343313
No discussion about this? when people use iPads they end up just using technology to consume things instead of making things. With a computer you can make things. You can code, you…
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Comment #4328209
I think the assumption that Moore's law, or even Koomey's law, is going to hold for another two decades is wildly optimistic. I would expect a taper off much sooner, perhaps even t…
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Comment #4326557
Well Qt is simply a C++ API and as such can become a standard part of the Android NDK if Google chooses.
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Comment #4326555
Its not "yet another integration", Qt is already the base component of their Cascades framework which is RIM's preferred way of building BB10 apps.
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Comment #4326552
Well Qt doesn't require X11. Qt's backends are actually VERY flexible, essentially all you need to do is provide it with a 2D drawing surface in most cases. There is already an And…
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Comment #4284108
Well, two points: 1. Using raw pointers as opposed to vectors gives 2x the performance on my machine. 2. This is a microbenchmark with extremely simple array indexing pattern. JVMs…