Hello tcc devs, For a while, I've been looking for a way to write (and test) small programs in C on an Android tablet. Recently, I found an app (based on tcc) which allows exactly that, and I started wondering how it is done.
Android platforms are mostly based on ARM or MIPS CPUs (though Intel has now ported Android to x86). I don't think tcc has ARM and MIPS code generators, right? So I assume that the C code is not actually compiled into machine code, but instead interpreted "on the fly" using tcc's script mode. Would that seem like a reasonable guess? On to the app itself. Since it runs on Android, then either tcc has been ported to Java so it can run on any Android system as byte code, OR it has been compiled as a C++ app using the native SDK (but then there would have to be one for ARM and one for MIPS). Which is more likely? And did I miss other possibilities? -- Regards. _______________________________________________ Tinycc-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tinycc-devel
