It could be an adb command, or a ddms button, perhaps only enabled for apps in debug mode... But then again, if it's your own app, you can just flip the one line switch in the manifest.
So, it sounds more like an option for firmware developers, to test their driver's acceleration implementation.
Instead, there are countless sites r recommending this setting to end users "to make things run faster".
07.03.2012 5:37 пользователь "Chris Stratton" <cs07024@gmail.com> написал:
-- On Sunday, February 5, 2012 12:26:09 PM UTC-5, guruk wrote:hi there,
the experimental "developer options" on the new Galaxy Nexus cause
lots of confusion and problems with my users (as the FORCE CPU
RENDERING) do not work with my app (and as i heard from lots of other
developers, even has probs with their apps.
Will this feature even be available in the next Firmwares. i hope
not.. it should only be available for Developers.--
Harder to turn on perhaps, but overall you should be very glad that Google requires that any consumer-destined Android device that wants their seal of approval fully support use *for* development. Getting into a situation where developers have to buy 'special' devices would be very unfortunate.
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