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Adapteva Launches Crowd-Source Funding for Its Floating Point Accelerator
(hpcwire.com)
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It is a simple memory bandwidth benchmark application for Android. Simply install, press "Run" and it will give you a score for achievable memory bandwidth. Alternately, you can try out various settings such as number of threads. You can al
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Show HN: A simple memory bandwidth benchmark for Android
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Yes, same with my NDK based apps though in my case I have only compiled for x86 and ARMv7-A. About MIPS, is there any MIPS based hardware with Play store access out there that we need to worry about? Btw you may want to know that there is a
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Thanks. Good to know it is consistent with what other users reported to me :)
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Preliminary analysis of a floating-point benchmark on ARM processors
(codedivine.org)
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Show HN: A new android benchmark
(rgbench.com)
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Some thoughts on Android benchmarking
(codedivine.org)
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Some informed speculation ARM T604 GPU
(codedivine.org)
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Jailed for using a nonstandard browser
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Well, for anyone interested in Cling, check out this Google tech talk: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9Xfh8pv3Fs This is a CERN project and it uses Clang from the LLVM project. The idea is simple: use the clang to generate LLVM and then
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X11 and the disturbing trend of Apple removing functionality from OS X
(imore.com)
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No discussion about this? when people use iPads they end up just using technology to consume things instead of making things. With a computer you can make things. You can code, you can make things and create things that have never before e
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Company's software trading glitch cost it $10 million per minute
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Introducing PyQt for Android
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I think the assumption that Moore's law, or even Koomey's law, is going to hold for another two decades is wildly optimistic. I would expect a taper off much sooner, perhaps even this decade. The physics and the economics of smaller process
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Well Qt is simply a C++ API and as such can become a standard part of the Android NDK if Google chooses.
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Its not "yet another integration", Qt is already the base component of their Cascades framework which is RIM's preferred way of building BB10 apps.
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Well Qt doesn't require X11. Qt's backends are actually VERY flexible, essentially all you need to do is provide it with a 2D drawing surface in most cases. There is already an Android port of Qt in progress here, with a lot of things (incl
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Nokia Slams Office Working On Qt Components
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Well, two points: 1. Using raw pointers as opposed to vectors gives 2x the performance on my machine. 2. This is a microbenchmark with extremely simple array indexing pattern. JVMs can optimize away the array bounds checks penalty in this c
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True, but bear in mind that third-party apps still have limitations such as no JIT compilation, that hurt the JS performance of third-party browsers. Safari does not have this limitation which gives it an unfair advantage.
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Symbian focused Nokia Developer Champions dropped early
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KDAB to host European Qt Developer Conference
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Qt 5 work on Android looks to be highly experimental at this stage. You should look at Necessitas project. Qt 4.8 works fine for the most part, though apps that do 3D work through OpenGL don't always work due to limitations in Android GL st
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Qt (especially Qt 5) is one of the most portable toolkits out there, its almost like Webkit in that respect. Lot of excellent work has been done in Qt 5 (and Qt 4.8) to make it easy to port to any platform with minimal dependencies. It alre
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C++ AMP : First impressions
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Android Renderscript clarifications and thoughts
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Pymothoa: A JIT compiler extension to Python
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Hewlett-Packard to Shun ARM at Debut of Microsoft Windows 8
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