The first paragraph of
http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/fundamentals.html#procthread
indicates that anytime the FIRST component (activity, contentprovider,
service, bcastrcvr) needs to run, a new Linux process is created for
the app. If the process is killed, then the components have no pl
I think the best way to approach thinking about this is to recognize
that for each main concepts, there's either two or three different
LEVELS of existence. It's also helpful to be very clear about what is
meant by "application", and to recognize that's separate from Task as
well as Process.
When
On Tue, Mar 16, 2010 at 8:11 AM, hans wrote:
> However, the next paragraph of the above document indicates that
> components of an app can be setup to run on more than one processes.
> So, theoretically it is possible to arrange an app with M+N components
> to run on two processes P and Q where P
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