问题
I just got a EEE pad transformer. Like any hardware I own I'd like to have a C compiler on it. I know I can cross compile, but I'd like to do development ON the device itself. I've searched google and all I can seem to find are pages on how to build an arm toolchain for x86/64 Linux. Thoughts?
回答1:
The process of building gcc (et al.) to run on your target should be similar to building a cross-compiler, excepting that you will:
- need to have an ARM cross compiler that runs on your, for example, x86 machine. So the results of your googleing are still useful.
- use the
--hostoption to specify your ARM platform when runningconfigurefor all of the parts of your toolchain.
回答2:
Since you asked about this in June, 2011, (or maybe starting right around that same time) there's something that does EXACTLY what you want called "Terminal-IDE." This is a much better answer than the one you checked off as correct because it doesn't rely upon cross-compilation as the checked answer does.
Terminal-IDE is an Integrated Development Environment that runs ON your Android device (just as you asked about), and has both a C compiler and Java (of course).
There's a Terminal-IDE web site with a more in-depth description and links to other resources.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6380846/gcc-on-arm-android