You should not mess with .odex files, they are essentially device-specific
optimized versions of your classes.dex that are
generated by the installer for you to speed up application startup and
runtime. The exact format of .odex files is likely to
change overtime for a variety of reasons and you sh
You never need to do anything with the .odex, it is created for you when
needed (when the app is installed or updated or the system updated). Also
it is not just a copy of the .dex, but actually the version of your code
linked against the actual system it is running on.
On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 10
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