How can I tell reliably if my Android App is running on a device with JIT?

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Published on 2010-06-09T04:44:11Z Indexed on 2010/06/09 4:52 UTC
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Is there a way to test, from within an android app, if the device it's running on is actually using the Froyo JIT?

I ask because I know that 2.2 has a JIT, but we've already had a few test builds that seem to lack the JIT. So it's not a case where you can just test for the api version and be assured you've got the JIT.

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