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system error
Ok like for example I want to print a "hello world" to screen. Whose screen because my screen resolution is 1600 x something wide. That screen or emulated screen or real android phones screen?
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revolution
system error wrote: 1. What hardware do I need? system error wrote: 2. Do I need specialized SDK similar to Win Phone/CE SDK? system error wrote: 3. I read that there are too many ARM 'families' out there. Which one should I start with If I were to take the 64-bit path? |
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And my PC don't have touch screen either. If I were to run my code in an emulator, don't I need a touch device for that?
This is important because I'm considering to sell my laptop for some android smartphone. But before I do that, I need to test it first, at least in emulated environment. I am not rich you know. |
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revo, I'm having trouble understanding your explanations, or may be I am too clueless to get it. To cut it short,
What do you personally use to code ARM? What is your recommendations for a clueless low-budget peasant like me? |
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I read things on the internet, but still don't get the bigger picture though.
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revolution
system error wrote: What do you personally use to code ARM? system error wrote: What is your recommendations for a clueless low-budget peasant like me? |
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But how do you test your source without the CPU?
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sleepsleep
system error wrote: 1. What hardware do I need? Can I run it on my PC? Do I need an emulator like QEMU because I don't have Android Phones. My current phone is smart enough to have a small flashlight led attached to it. Useful though. you could use qemu, https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Developer_guide/Virtual_ARM_Linux_environment for a start i would suggest using router with USB, flash with openwrt or etc firmware, they are less expensive and available in every pc shop or reuse old tp-link is fine too, try tp-link brand, they are the cheapest afaik, or you could buy raspberry pi 3 and load it with windows 10 iot or linux arm, could explore both experiences https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/iot/docs/kitsetuprpi |
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Setting up Qemu on Linux now... Thanks for the links. Now it's starting to make sense.
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