ARM11-optimized libdvm.so

[robotguy]

This is libdvm.so recompiled to take advantage of ARM CPUs with VFP like the s3c6410.  Install it on your Samsung Moment and it will run non-native code significantly faster.

Apply the zips using an SDX recovery.  The updates automatically clear dalvik cache.

arm11-dvm.zip

By request, here's one with JIT enabled.  It's unstable on my phone, so use at your own risk.
It's also very fast so don't try it if you have a low tolerance for excitement.

arm-11-dvm-wJIT.zip (unstable)

You can use noobnl's no-JIT restore to go back to the stock libdvm.so

Spica guys discovered that the stock Calculator app doesn't work.  The problem is with an old version of a library and updating the app to the latest version of that library fixes it.

arm11-calcuator.zip

UPDATE: The calculator update zip has been fixed to correctly remove the stock .odex and clear dalvik cache.

[Zeinzu]

This is libdvm.so recompiled to take advantage of ARM CPUs with VFP like the s3c6410.  Install it on your Samsung Moment and it will run non-native code significantly faster.

Apply the zip using an SDX recovery.

http://forum.sdx-developers.com/index.php?action=downloads;sa=downfile&id=260

will load up now and test for the weekend, if no issues will report back mon/tues wit results, if any major issues will reply back asap with what they are

[dseo80]

Im currently using noobnl's JIT - will this be compatible with that?

If i install both would something break? or one just stop working?

Thanks for the file btw. very nice.

--UPDATE

This will be fast but extremely unstable w/ JIT for now.
Keep a lookout the devs are working on a solution

[robotguy]

This libdvm is compiled without JIT so if you install it you won't have JIT.

[Zeinzu]

so far i like it better, im getting a steady 4.5mflops in linpack and no crashes, reboots, freezes, runs smooth, feels great, mind u its only been a few minutes, but with jit id have a freeze by now

great work man, excellent

edit: i also seem to have more free memory, mind u between joey's kernel, AMM, and this

this phone is becoming insanely fast

[robotguy]

this phone is becoming insanely fast

We're just gettin' started 

[Zeinzu]

this phone is becoming insanely fast

We're just gettin' started 

now THAT'S what i like to hear, keep up the GREAT work u guys, and as always i may not be able to contribute much (yet) but ill do what i can no question

[MeatCurtains]

Installing now. Are you pulling the 4+ mflop with just this alone?

[littlejth]

Can you please compile this WITH jit?

[robotguy]

Installing now. Are you pulling the 4+ mflop with just this alone?

Yep

[Zeinzu]

Installing now. Are you pulling the 4+ mflop with just this alone?

im only using the things i listed, so basically, yes

if jit would "ever" be stable on my phone, the combo would be insanity, but i never get positive results from jit, only very consistent crashes, reboots, freezes, so much so it renders my phone unusable

edit: i did NOT clear the dalvik cache, should i clear it and reapply? like i said so far im having no issues, but is it recommended for a specific reason? or just a precaution

[robotguy]

Can you please compile this WITH jit?

Sure, but be warned it's not totally stable...and it may spoil you.

I'm working on the AOSP build currently but when I get a chance I'll post a JIT-enabled compile.

[robotguy]

edit: i did NOT clear the dalvik cache, should i clear it and reapply? like i said so far im having no issues, but is it recommended for a specific reason? or just a precaution

Hey, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.   I just figured since it's a different dalvik build it would be good to clear the cache.

[littlejth]

Yeah I know it will be. How did you compile this exactly? I would like to know

[MeatCurtains]

This is plain sick...

I'm damn sure this isn't the placebo effect...

So if I put JIT on here as well its not going to make a difference is it?