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Can Chronon record Android applications?

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Chronon FAQ (Official Rep) February 14, 2011 01:12

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Android apps run on the Dalvik virtual machine which is not a standard jvm and does not use java bytecode which Chronon operates on to record applications.

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Chronon FAQ (Official Rep) February 14, 2011 01:12

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Android apps run on the Dalvik virtual machine which is not a standard jvm and does not use java bytecode which Chronon operates on to record applications.

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Tim Baverstock June 20, 2011 13:57

If you have Android unit tests written in Robolectric - hence running on a normal JVM - this would be of use.

There are some efforts to compile Android's Java bits to run in a desktop Java environment, where this would presumably work too.

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