A wrote:
> This may sound bizarre, but does Android have the same limitation
> on object size as you see in J2ME i.e. 32768 bytes?
I can't think of any such hard limitation, other than a max heap size of
16MB.
> For instance
> if I want to incorporate into my program a large data set that never
Great. Another question:
This may sound bizarre, but does Android have the same limitation
on object size as you see in J2ME i.e. 32768 bytes? For instance
if I want to incorporate into my program a large data set that never
changes and is a megabyte in size, would anything prevent me
from doing
A wrote:
> 1. What is the Android equivalent of javac?
javac.
> 2. How do I specify the classpath to the emulator on the command line?
You don't. You install your Android application (.apk) in the emulator
and run it. Classpaths are handled by Android. For building, classpaths
are handled by An
Core Java programming knowledge is enough to start learning Android. You can
start with reading the "Getting Started" section at:
http://code.google.com/android/documentation.html
Feel free to ask any questions .
2008/9/11 Zeeshan Ahmad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> Hello everyone...
>
> I want to get
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