Java compiler for android phones

Question

I did a bit of searching, but did not find too much information on this, so I ask here,

Does any body know about a Java compiler based on Java or c / C ++, so the developer can effectively use his phone to do some preliminary dev work (or just to play with the boredom of the pipe :))

Answer 1

I just found term-ide ( https://market.android.com/details?id=com.spartacusrex.spartacuside&hl=en ) and this is awesome if you are not afraid of the command line. Built-in java compiler.

Answer 2

If you just want to play, please check out IdeDroid , the Android client for ideone.

Answer 3

Try ASE aka "Android Scripting" http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/ (ok is not a java or C ++ compiler, but you can edit and run the material directly on your phone and have almost complete access to APIs)

Answer 4

Try the Multilang Compiler ... It supports C / C ++ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.us.onlinecompilr

Answer 5

Just download the app called andosbox. Then download Turbo C ++ and extract it. Place the TC folder on the external SD card. Just run andosbox. Change to the TC directory with the cd command. Move to BIN. then just run the TC file with the tc command only. Then turbo c ++ will begin. You can make any complex program like a PC.

But if you want more complicated use of compilers. I would recommend you use

• Limbo PC emulator (if there is no root access): Now download any Linux distribution in ISO format. Then boot from the location on the SD card after setting up the virtual machine. Then you can install any compiler in it, like a computer. You can also install Windows in it if you get the correct version of Windows (since no site will give you this due to legal issues)

• Linux Deploy (Root access / Jail broken): Install the application and set the graphics mode to vnc (then download the VNC viewer) or ssh (then download the ssh client) The application will automatically download and install the Linux distribution image and you can access it using vnc viewer, contacting the feedback address 127.0.0.1 and the specified port ...

• This is a very simple option for occasional solutions: Install an application called termux. It is located in the Google Play store. This will make Linux lightweight. you can install most Linux, c, C ++, java compilers ...