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What is AIDL?
AIDL (Android Interface Definition Language) is a language used to define the programming interface that both client and service agree upon in order to communicate using interprocess communication (IPC) in Android. It allows you to do method calls to different processes. When you use AIDL, Android handles all the IPC complexities.
What other technologies are related to AIDL?
AIDL Competitor Technologies
AIDL Complementary Technologies
Binder
AIDL uses Binder as the underlying mechanism for inter-process communication (IPC).
Android Framework
AIDL is often used for defining interfaces within the Android framework for communication between different components.
AOSP
AIDL is an integral part of AOSP, used for defining interfaces between system components.
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Mobile Developer
0.1% of all Mobile Developer jobs mention AIDL
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Embedded Engineer
20 Embedded Engineer jobs mention AIDL
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Platform Engineer
11 Platform Engineer jobs mention AIDL
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Software Engineer
321 Software Engineer jobs mention AIDL
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Engineer
397 Engineer jobs mention AIDL
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