emulation

This question already has an answer here: How to use ADB Shell when Multiple Devices are connected? Fails with “error: more than one device and emulator” 11 answers I know how to install the apk file in to the emulator by command prompt and all that. But i want to know is it possible to install same apk file in to multiple emulator by giving any specific name ? Actually i have to test one apk file in to many device. and for that i have started many device. I know how to install it. if the all device are open then it will not get install. So is there any alternate to install that apk file by

I have some problems with my emulator in eclipse. When I create an AVD and start it, the emulator is running and showing the "Android" logo/text, but never moves on from there. Should I set some specific settings when I create a new AVD to make it run faster? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated If you have issues with AVD , I'd highly encourage to try Genymotion . If You have a PC/Laptop with less than 4GB RAM the emulator will take some time to start up and it will run very slow. Additionally You can tick a box called Use Host GPU in the Emulation Options while crating a new AVD. If

While looking through the Gameboy's instruction set, I came across instructions such as: LD A, A LD B, B LD C, C LD D, D ... Each of these instructions has it's own opcode in this table , which makes me think they are of some importance due to the restrictions on the number of possible opcodes. I first thought that it might be dereferencing a pointer in that register and storing the value at that pointer ( like in this question ), but in an emulator , LD A, A is implemented as: Z80._r.a = Z80._r.a They seem to have no effect on the state of the processor (just set registers to their own value)

Given is the following example: class Foo(object): def __init__(self, value=0): self.value=value def __int__(self): return self.value I want to have a class Foo , which acts as an integer (or float). So I want to do the following things: f=Foo(3) print int(f)+5 # is working print f+5 # TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'Foo' and 'int' The first statement print int(f)+5 is working, cause there are two integers. The second one is failing, because I have to implement __add__ to do this operation with my class. So to implement the integer behaviour, I have to implement all the integer

I am having a lot of trouble getting a basic scenario to work on windows mobile 5.0 emulator. I have a winforms app that eventually calls into native code. Deployment works fine and all the native DLLs are copied in the same folder as the winforms .exe. I also verified this is the case with Remote File Viewer tool. However when I launch my app, it always fails with "Can't find PInvoke dll -- System.MissingMethodException" error (when the time comes to call into native code, the DllImport attribute is rendered useless). I know that the native dll is found in the same folder as the executable.