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Further, the critically acclaimed UI on the N9 was a proprietary solution developed by Nokia and Tizen has a different user interface.
1. It provides a simple JSON-like declarative syntax for defining UI layouts, and is quite easy to write new layouts for different use cases (desktop, tablet, netbook etc)
2. Very easy to do animations
3. Qt Quick is fully OpenGL accelerated in Qt 5 and beyond. While this KDE release is not using Qt 5, it provides a good transition path for the future.
Anyway if you were to ignore everything in the post except one item, that would be to please fix gather/scatter in RSC. A parallel computing API without proper gather/scatter is simply not very useful, irrespective of whether it is on desktop or mobile.
I will keep following RSC and look forward to the developments you are hinting at.
One example of upholding free speech: http://blog.nearlyfreespeech.net/2012/10/06/official-uk-gove...
Slight correction: JIT compiler was first introduced in Android 2.2
Part of the response: " We will continue to support the Linux kernel, and the software development work happening at the OSRC is being consolidated and will be performed at other AMD locations."
$99 board with dual-core ARM Cortex A9 and a 16-core accelerator chip
edit: No OpenMP support.
For example, one particular embedded 40nm GPU design that I know about can deliver about 25 GFlops or so in the same die area.
Hoping their funding drive succeeds. I am liking the fact that ISA is being fully documented and we will have a fully open-source toolchain to work with the system.
(Disclaimer: Not associated with Adapteva in any way).