> Another wrinkle is that Android devices aggressively scale the CPU, so 2% of
> an essentially idle CPU may be a lot smaller because the CPU is running at
> that point at a much lower frequency.
Ah, yes, I had supposed that this was the case, but wasn't sure on it.
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It's a little more complicated than that.
2% of CPU usage in the background with the CPU running at normal speed is a
*lot*.
And really, an app in the background shouldn't be using any CPU. If it is
sitting there blocked waiting for something to do, it won't use any CPU.
The only reason it woul
On Tue, Nov 1, 2011 at 2:01 AM, imran ali wrote:
> Thanks Kris,
> yes, i am not using any thing either service or background thread
> computation, but still it has been
> consuming approx 2% CPU, i have been looking it through another
> application "Android assistant".
>
> is there any way to know
Thanks Kris,
yes, i am not using any thing either service or background thread
computation, but still it has been
consuming approx 2% CPU, i have been looking it through another
application "Android assistant".
is there any way to know running thread of application from eclipse?
so that i can unde
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