Native rendering

[Manfred]

Hi!

Please, could somebody explain what "native rendering" does mean to
me?
May be a silly question, but are there?

Regards
Manfred

[Victor Shcherb]

It is kind of "hardware acceleration of rendering on your device" . It looks and behaves the same. On some devices it works faster, on some slower, on some devices doesn't work at all.

Victor

2011/11/26 Manfred <alfman....@gmail.com>

[Manfred]

Hi Victor!

Thank you for your quick reply!

It seems to be a "hardware acceleration" by using a different piece of
software ;-)
What are the two different pieces in "native" an "not native" mods?
From whom do they come?

Regards
Manfred

P.S.: You seem to be very busy today ;-)
Is 0.6.9 coming soon?

On 26 Nov., 13:59, Victor Shcherb <victor.shch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It is kind of "hardware acceleration of rendering on your device" . It
> looks and behaves the same. On some devices it works faster, on some
> slower, on some devices doesn't work at all.
>
> Victor
>

> 2011/11/26 Manfred <alfman.luste...@gmail.com>

[Victor Shcherb]

Can't catch what you are asking? 

It is C++ implementation of rendering that works exactly the same.

Victor

2011/11/26 Manfred <alfman....@gmail.com>

[Rem Remmels]

On Nov 26, 5:05 pm, Victor Shcherb <victor.shch...@gmail.com> wrote:
> It is C++ implementation of rendering that works exactly the same.

What I think to understand now is that instead of java code you
use C++ code in a .dll or .so to do the rendering.

Hoping that that will do the job quicker. I would expect that too.

I would call that 'Using a C++ renderer'.

( I was running around with the same question. It was like 'if native
then
the phone/tablet renders' and if not a server on the internet.).

[Frank Vanhoof]

I might be wrong but I believe 'native' refers to the fact that the C+ + code is compiled to native binaries( machine code) and the java runs in an interpreted virtual environment.