Often have a single entry point, mobile apps can have code executed from many different entry points, In short, while traditional Windows and Linux programs will Is registered within the application headers.
Both of thoseĪctions perform the same outcome - the program starts executing native code at the single entry point that In Windows, you’re mostly familiar with running anĪpplication by typing its filename on the command line, or double-clicking it in explorer. Integrated with many ways to run code from the OS.
Two service classes that are also registered, which may act as additional entry points into theĬompared to traditional system applications that you have on your Windows system, Android apps may be Finally, there’s another “receiver “entrypoint calledĭe. that is registered as well. Likewise, there’s anotherĬlass that gets executed when the device boots up. The backgrounded app can get real-time access to SMS messages upon receipt. In the above, it looks like we have a class that gets executed whenever an SMS is received, so that The main entry point of the application is identified as the class de.:
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