Is possible to create code in Delphi 10 Seattle for Android for devices based on Intel Atom?
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1Hmm, voting irregularities. Not cool. – David Heffernan Nov 01 '15 at 21:50
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Intel Atom is a different answer than ARM7 NEON. Delphi apps run on Intel Atom devices running Android 4.4+ through libHoudini which ships with Android. – FMXExpress Nov 02 '15 at 01:27
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From docwiki.embarcadeo.com:
ARM instruction CPUs are created by a wide variety of manufacturers according to different sets of specifications. ARM is the dominant technology in mobile hardware. The ARMv7 instruction set, or core, specifies the microarchitecture that the CPU uses. The family of CPUs that implement ARMv7 instructions are called the Cortex-A series. Most of these CPUs also include NEON technology. Some Android devices instead use the Intel ATOM architecture, which is incompatible with FireMonkey. The reason RAD Studio applications require this specific CPU architecture is that RAD Studio apps compile down to machine code for best performance. This is different than other Android apps that are developed with Java that compile down to Dalvik bytecode and then run on the Dalvik virtual machine. Most Android devices have a GPU, or Graphics Processing Unit. It is common for the GPU to be combined with the CPU in a System-on-a-Chip (or SoC) configuration. Any of these configurations should be supported.
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1Embarcadero has no plans to support it. See https://forums.embarcadero.com/thread.jspa?threadID=115276 – Nov 01 '15 at 20:25
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I do not know who it is. Try to look at his profile http://stackoverflow.com/users/505088/david-heffernan – pudnivec74 Nov 01 '15 at 20:38
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I tried, but really this code can not run on Android device with Intel Atom processor