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From: "R.Wieser"
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Subject: Re: programming/scripting on an Android device - suggestions ?
Date: Tue, 11 Jun 2024 17:53:47 +0200
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Kees,
> You may like Termux.
Following the link to the webpage (and to https://wiki.termux.com/ ) it
seems to be an all-in-one program, trying to emulate a Linux environment.
And thats (currently) not what I'm after.
Also, AFAIK compiling with GCC doesn't generate anything that will run on an
android smartphone ?
Starting with a basic flat-text editor to create scripts and than tapping
the scrips to run them is, at least for now, more in the direction of what
I'm after. Being able to compile a sourcefile into a native program for my
smartphone would be nice too.
I already have a few flat-text editors to write scripts with, now all I need
is something(s) which will actually execute those scripts. Like
interpreters for LUA, Python and others - and perhaps a compiler or two.
Regards,
Rudy Wieser