Hey there, I'm from the ps vita community, we are working on porting some android games and our device is armv7, so my question is, are armv6-based games plug-and-play? Are they at all compatible with armv7 cpu's?
Both ARMv6 and ARMv7 are 32-bit.
jwoegerbauer said:
Both ARMv6 and ARMv7 are 32-bit.
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so armv6 libs are compatible with armv7?
ARMv6 core registers and ARMv7 core registers are the same. ARMv7 is backward compatible with ARMv6, so binaries / libraries compiled for ARMv6 should also work on ARMv7.
jwoegerbauer said:
ARMv6 core registers and ARMv7 core registers are the same. ARMv7 is backward compatible with ARMv6, so binaries / libraries compiled for ARMv6 should also work on ARMv7.
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Ok, thank you for your answer!
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Adobe Flash 10.3
Description:
Flash is supposed to require an ARMv7 CPU. This has been recompiled to work on an ARMv6 CPU such as that found in the Blade. The source of this is an ARMv6 tablet called the Mapan MX71G.
Download:
Code:
http://www.box.com/s/fbx0ef1zi52zabimk41k
Hi I think I will buy Ainol Novo 7 Aurora but I saw problem with MIPS that it cant run all the programs. So I wanna ask is possible to hack Tablet or apk to make it work normally on tablet ?
The Aurora is ARM not MIPS.
just heard about CoreUGNUtils to replace BusyBox? it will be more powerful and more productive! is it available only on ARMv7 and x86 devices? can anyone port it for ARMv6 devices (with or without VFP) ?????
Just a quick question please
shall I flash arm ? arm64 ? x86 ?
Just arm. Arm64 is for 64 bit cpus, and x86 is for Intel Cpus
dinamito said:
Just arm. Arm64 is for 64 bit cpus, and x86 is for Intel Cpus
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You really deserve a gift
Thanx a lot for the quick reply
I ran antutu it said ARM, checked on phonearena it said arm, i checked on qualcomm arm... why do i have to install the arm64 version of gpapps ?
because it's 64bit ARM platform, Android in 64bit
ARM is the architecture https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture
it's like x86 -> x86_64 (well, aka amd64)
stupid me i knew that lol
thanks