Xavier Hallade Apps

Monitor the installation of apps on yourdevice, list the native libraries available inside the distributedAPKs and inspect the ones that are installed along withthese.Main features:- For each native libraries used by an application or presentinside its APK, you get its- target CPU architecture- size- dependencies- list of methods that can be called from Java- list of well-known frameworks/libraries used (static check)- The local applications database is populated only during firstlaunch, and updated automatically during installation/removal ofapps.- A notification is sent right after installation of an app,telling you directly if it's using native libraries and for whichCPU architecture they're compiled. When an app is upgraded, it'ssent in case the ABIs of the installed and/or packaged libs haschanged.- database .csv export / application details text export- Tablet support

Even though OpenCL™ isn't part of the Androidplatform, it's available on many recent devices.On Android it's usually used as a back-end for other frameworkslike Renderscript.Some manufacturers are providing SDKs for developers to use OpenCL™on Android.Run this application to know which version of OpenCL™ (if any)can be used on your Android device, and what are itscapabilities.The application has been developed on x86 and ARM devices usingPowerVR™ or Intel® HD Graphics GPUs but it has been designed toalso work with others.If your device is known to have OpenCL™ but the app can't useit, please send me an email with more information so I can supportit.OpenCL and the OpenCL logo are trademarks of Apple Inc. used bypermission by Khronos.