The purpose of developers and programmers is to design and develop 64-bit Android applications that may be happy to know that Google has announced the Android L Developer Preview emulator image with Android 64-bit emulator or 64-bit availability. The new Android 64-bit simulator has been built to help developers create new 64-bit applications, access to increase addressable memory space, a larger number of registers, and a new instruction set. Java-built applications will automatically gain these benefits without changing existing code. The application is built in other languages ​​and can be compiled into a 64-bit architecture to access the features listed above.
Introduction
In tissue paper mills , waste paper is used to make new paper rolls. While waste paper consists of many kinds , some is in white color, some is painted and inked with many colors.
When producing white paper, waste paper need to be deinked. This Waste paper pulp deinking plant/ pulp bleaching machine in paper mill is used to remove ink from waste paper pulp.
Application & Feature:
1.Mainly applied to deink recycled pulp, it can effectively remove the ink, light impurities and stickies etc.
2.High efficient flotation, high consistency scum, less fiber loss.
3.Easy maintenance, low power consumption, low operation cost.
4.Only one set can achieve 4-5 stages of flotation, has advantages of less occupied area.
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NDK is a tool that allows you to implement languages ​​where your application uses native code, such as C and C++. For some types of applications, this may be useful, so you can reuse existing code libraries written in these languages, but most applications do not require Android NDK. Before downloading NDK, you should understand that NDK will not be good for most applications.
As a developer, you need to balance its disadvantages against the disadvantages. It's worth noting that using Android's native code will not generally result in performance improvements, but it will certainly increase the complexity of your application. In general, you should only use NDK. If you have the necessary program, it is not because you prefer to use C/C++ programming.