I get the impression that Android supports reflection. But does it really? How sensible would it be to rely on reflection heavily? What’s the penalty?
I get the impression that Android supports reflection. But does it really? How sensible
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I get the impression that Android supports reflection. But does it really? How sensible would it be to rely on reflection heavily? What’s the penalty?
Android supports reflection.
Once you’ve got a prototype running, you can benchmark and determine your bottlenecks.
If its reflection, then consider trying to cache interfaces and such to make it a one-off cost, rather than continually resolving the same interfaces from the same instances repeatedly.