By mswatcher
via android-developers.blogspot.com
Published: Oct 26 2009 / 10:46
The UI toolkit introduced in Android 1.6 is aware of which views are opaque and can use this information to avoid drawing views that the user will not be able to see. Before Android 1.6, the UI toolkit would sometimes perform unnecessary operations by drawing a window background when it was obscured by a full-screen opaque view. A workaround was available to avoid this, but the technique was limited and required work on your part.
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RawThinkTank replied ago:
i am waiting for Android to replace the bloat called JVM on desktops.
please do it fast, we need a AVM on desktop.
Or atleast replace JavaFX with it, so light weight so efficient.
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