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How to migrate to 16 KB pages
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This educational video by an Android developer relations engineer explains how to migrate apps to support 16 KB memory page sizes in Android. Learners will encounter systems programming vocabulary such as 'memory pages,' 'virtual memory,' 'physical address,' 'page size alignment,' and 'NDK.' The video is excellent for understanding how technical migration guides are presented clearly in English.
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DownloadYACINE REZQUI: Hello, my name is Yacine Rezqui, and I'm a developer relations engineer on Android.
Today, I'll tell you everything to know to migrate your app to be compatible with 16 KB memory page sizes.
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But first, let me explain to you what's memory page and how we'll program access memory.
When your app reads or writes variables, it stores them in a volatile memory, known commonly as physical memory or RAM.
To simplify its organization and reduce waste space, data is stored in a fixed size block, and we call this block a memory page.
And on Android, historically, there are 4 KB each.
And when an app needs more memory, more memory pages will be allocated.
Each memory will have its own physical address to locate it inside the physical memory.
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Memory is the ability of your brain to store and remember information, experiences, or people from the past. It can also refer to a specific image or thought you have about something that happened before.
A page is one side of a sheet of paper in a book, magazine, or newspaper. It can also refer to a single screen of information on a website.
An app, short for application, is a specialized computer program designed for a specific task. It is most commonly used on mobile devices like smartphones and tablets to help users perform activities such as gaming, banking, or social networking.
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