Moved to Chat. Sorry about not getting back sooner. Got busy on other things.
It turns out that the S4 uses a Krait CPU which an ARM processor. This information was difficult to find as neither the phone About nor the Samsung web site gives this information. I installed armabi-v7a successfully but when I ran it I got the message "The JQt application needs updating." On Windows there is a tool to do that, but how is that done on Android devices? Also, when I skip that message the form for display takes up only about 1/3 the screen even when the keyboard is not displayed. Probably would be fixed with the proper version of JQt. I moved this to Chat because I have a few questions that don't belong in Programming. Why are there different loads for different versions of processors on Android devices? There is only one jconsole for Android which works just fine (even though it is test) and it apparently works on all Android processors. Does Qt require different versions for different processors? Or did the jconsole just happen to work on my simple tests? If the purpose for various versions is for performance then it it really necessary? I inverted a $100 100 matrix on my phone is just a few seconds with jconsole. That seems pretty fast even for a super-duper PC. When I tried to install x86 I got the message that the installation failed. I have no idea why it failed. Is there a place or file to look at to find out what the problem is? Does the install look at the processor expected to verify that the install should be done? ---------------------------------------------------------------------- For information about J forums see http://www.jsoftware.com/forums.htm
