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вот я так и думал...
Источник: https://youtu.be/egZ82QGshX8
Субтитры:
we call it the windows subsystem for android
sound familiar yeah of course it's very similar to the windows subsystem for
linux
where we support gui apps directly in the shell experience each app shows up in its own top level window
it can be pinned at a start menu and can be managed like any regular app
that's because behind the scenes we actually create a proxy native app
that handles the bridge between the android app model
and the windows app model to run the code itself
we took the advancements we made for wsl including the built-in linux kernel
and built the android subsystem the android apps run at a vm which provides compatibility with aosp
we support devices like keyboard mouse
touch
pen and even bluetooth headsets for audio
so i understand that but if unless i remember my operating systems classes correctly
it's like a completely different
instruction set arm is different than regular processors right
very insightful most android apps are built for arm processors
however we worked with intel to use their intel bridge technologies
to run arm binaries on intel and amd pcs this is completely transparent from the
user point of view
now with that said android does support
a notion of universal apks
where you can package x64 binaries with your app package
for best performance a developer should
use universal apas
to ensure that the pc can run their app
at maximum performance
Про Intel Bridge — это уже, наверное, видели все
Возможно, у кого-нибудь есть другая информация.
