It's possible to run an apk from RAM in android for higher performance? -

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i'm developing apk android (java, ionic, angular js,...) running on development board (udoo quad) i'm having problems of performance when scrolling screens high quality images or data updated in "real time".

i suspect problem apk running sd card slow device. have major questions, first 1 personal knowledge , second 1 main question of post.

1.- when apk started, how work, apk copied ram, timings?

2.- i've search around internet method copying @ apk start data ram increase performance, haven't found procedure this.

does know way this?

thanks, guillermo

when installed application runs, it's loaded ram, always. that's purpose of ram after all.

but if load external data application, high quality images in case, might expect loading time sure, things being perfected on coding level.

as questions:

  1. as stated before, when app process running, it's code converted compiled native code, runs in working memory. if want understand compiling process (of how machine code obtained) in more detail, try starting with resource

  2. irrelevant, because of 1.

bottom line is, running app sd card shouldn't have nothing problem, looking solution elsewhere. let os manage it's resources itself.


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