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android Programming Glossary: jsc

What happens to JavaScript code after app is compiled using Titanium Mobile

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4217551/what-happens-to-javascript-code-after-app-is-compiled-using-titanium-mobile

the app we compile the JS to Java bytecode using the Rhino JSC compiler. You can also enable this during development mode by..

How can I detect which javascript engine (v8 or JSC) is used at runtime in Android?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6768474/how-can-i-detect-which-javascript-engine-v8-or-jsc-is-used-at-runtime-in-andro

can I detect which javascript engine v8 or JSC is used at runtime in Android Newer versions of Android 2.2.. the v8 javascript engine while older versions only had JSC. However according to http blogs.nitobi.com joe 2011 01 14 android.. the # default is V8. On everything else the only choice is JSC. My question is this is there any way that I can determine which..

What happens to JavaScript code after app is compiled using Titanium Mobile

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4217551/what-happens-to-javascript-code-after-app-is-compiled-using-titanium-mobile

In Distribution production mode when you're ready to ship the app we compile the JS to Java bytecode using the Rhino JSC compiler. You can also enable this during development mode by setting ti.android.compilejs to true in tiapp.xml see http..

How can I detect which javascript engine (v8 or JSC) is used at runtime in Android?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6768474/how-can-i-detect-which-javascript-engine-v8-or-jsc-is-used-at-runtime-in-andro

can I detect which javascript engine v8 or JSC is used at runtime in Android Newer versions of Android 2.2 include the v8 javascript engine while older versions only.. at runtime in Android Newer versions of Android 2.2 include the v8 javascript engine while older versions only had JSC. However according to http blogs.nitobi.com joe 2011 01 14 android your js engine is not always v8 which javascript engine.. # On devices with a lot of memory e.g. Passion Sholes the # default is V8. On everything else the only choice is JSC. My question is this is there any way that I can determine which javascript engine is in use from within a webpage an embedded..