What processor is inside dimond and also what
toolchains are needed to develop programs for the
guy?
CPU: MSM-7201A @ 528MHz
Use Microsoft Visual Studio plus the WM6 SDK to develop softwares.
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whats SH3 MIPS & ARM?
and what is the one for XDA IIs?
SH3, MIPS, and ARM are all different processors, like the PowerPC processor in Mac and the x86 (intel/amd) processors in Windows.
In the PPC 2000 devices (the first gen), each company that released a PPC had a different processo...
HP Jornada = sh3
Casio Casiopea = mips
Compaq iPaq = arm
because ARM was the best out of the bunch, MS standardized on the ARM processor for all PPC 2002 devices. Thus, you want ARM when asked.
Although your processor is called Xscale, it's still an ARM design, as is the StrongARM and OMAP processors. Hope that helps!
matthew_wetton said:
whats SH3 MIPS & ARM?
and what is the one for XDA IIs?
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On the featured demo you will see the Android OS running on a reference device based on the Qualcomm MSM7200 with a 300Mhz processor.
The chipset is gaining popularity with PocketPC manufacturers - it was also in the root of the HTC user upheaval for some reportedly missing video drivers. The Android OS however benefits from the Qualcomm integrated 2D/3D accelerator in a way that the disgruntled HTC users could only wish for - it's playing a Quake demo at 30 fps.
it would be possible to ripp off the drivers from the new devices and somehow put them on htc's that lack such drivers?
Isn't android linux based?
Yes; I doubt such portability of drivers is feasible.
I just confuse, android only could run in ARM CPU ? do android cun in intel CPU ?
If no, I think that is why Google said android is not suitable for PAD
No, there is code for at least an x86-version of Android too. So yes, it can run on Intel and AMD processors (not some of Intel's server-specific processors though). All current Android phones use ARM CPUs though.
when remix os will support AMD chipset?
Maybe they're bought by Intel. Can't imagine/remember any software on this planet not functioning on only one of those two without the interference of the programmer.
Yeah, I wanted to try it today and was super dissapointed because it doesnt work on my PC. Im wondering if they will add AMD support in the future.
I am also a little put off by this. Does not make much sense to support only one chipset... especially when you are cutting out a major chunk of the market
AFAIK The player requires Intel HAXM because it is based on the Android SDK emulator, which also requires HAXM.
My question is about android studio's performance under different processors.
I tried to run the same version of the android studio on
1)intel pentium 3 4gb (windows 7 )and
2)intel core i5 7th gen 8gb (windows 10)
And surprisingly I found that the starting time in the pentium pc was faster than the i5 one!!
can anyone please explain the reason or possibly help me out with anything that I have been doing wrong in my i5 laptop?Is there any settings issue that is causing the i5 laptop to give android studio a slower studio?? What should I do to optimize the i5 laptop's android studio??
Check your RAM speed and Hard Drive speeds. They're likely have a large effect on the load time. Also, the processor variants in laptops are often low-power versions with only dual-cores and fairly low lock speed. the i5/i7 labels are just branding and don't actually give a great idea of the performance, especially on laptop processors.