Any C Compiler available for Cell phones?

[Ganeshkumar]

Hi

I think of compiling some mini c programs during move.....

Is there any software for phones, so that i can type, compile and execute it during move?

[blademast3r]

interestin...especially for mid range phones

[Ganeshkumar]

Yes long doubt.... However if it is possible I wuld convince my father to get a mobile for me!

I googled but dont got anything!!!!

[slugger]

Originally Posted by Ganeshkumar

Yes long doubt.... However if it is possible I wuld convince my father to get a mobile for me!

I googled but dont got anything!!!!

y don't u convince ur dad 2 buy u a handset running Win CE or Win mobile [probably] then u can install a c compiler on it

[Ganeshkumar]

But my Budget wuld be arnd 10K - 11K! It wuld be g8 If I culd Install the C in my Java phone (As I wuld prefer SE)!

Still Waiting for reply!

Any1 with good idea........?

[slugger]

AFAIK [thry personal exp], coding requires extensive keyboard usage, and keyboard with handsets r pretty crummy as of now 4 this purpose, so i doubt u will find a solution, but keep searhin' and if u find somethin, i'd b extemely intrested 2 know dat

[Zeeshan Quireshi]

Carbide.C++ is an IDE for Symbian Development and it also includes the GNU C++ compiler for Symbian Phones .

http://forum.nokia.com/main/resource...cpp/index.html

but i would suggest you go for Java based mobile development as it can run on All mobiles .

[Ganeshkumar]

Originally Posted by Zeeshan Quireshi

Carbide.C++ is an IDE for Symbian Development and it also includes the GNU C++ compiler for Symbian Phones .

http://forum.nokia.com/main/resource...cpp/index.html

but i would suggest you go for Java based mobile development as it can run on All mobiles .

I think U r giving tool for Developing Applications for Mobile!
But wat i need is a tool to execute c programs in my cell!

Anyway I am checking the link..............
Thanks for reply ! Is there anything like that???

Originally Posted by slugger

AFAIK [thry personal exp], coding requires extensive keyboard usage, and keyboard with handsets r pretty crummy as of now 4 this purpose, so i doubt u will find a solution, but keep searhin' and if u find somethin, i'd b extemely intrested 2 know dat

Yes u r correct! But sometimes i can use it for writing some small tricky programs (Like question in Test ur C Skills Book) on the move!

Even i dont use much, I am anxious to know that is that possible!

[vish786]

Offtopic :

Originally Posted by Zeeshan Quireshi

Carbide.C++ is an IDE for Symbian Development and it also includes the GNU C++ compiler for Symbian Phones .

http://forum.nokia.com/main/resource...cpp/index.html

but i would suggest you go for Java based mobile development as it can run on All mobiles .

hey dude i'm not finding the update for my cell... this is the mobile i have, but dont know which file should donwload and isntall for updating my nokia cell... find out and tell me na. here is my cell

http://forum.nokia.com/devices/6820

[Ganeshkumar]

Hey Dont hijack my Thread... off the topic!

[Zeeshan Quireshi]

@vish768 , Mate i think Nokia doesn't offer updates for phones except the most recent ones and for the ones that are based on the latest Symbian version until a newer version is released .

@ganesh , mate the link i gave u is the official Compiler and IDE available from nokia for their symbian phones .

also programming for mobiles is not like normal app development , you just simply write a program for mobile like u do for windows and make it run on it .

u have to learn the Symbian SDK or J2ME to do mobile development .

[slugger]

Originally Posted by Zeeshan Quireshi

u have to learn the Symbian SDK or J2ME to do mobile development .

and our friend here just wanted 2 do Helloooo World-kinda programs using C

[rakeshishere]

Originally Posted by slugger

and our friend here just wanted 2 do Helloooo World-kinda programs using C

[Ganeshkumar]

Originally Posted by Zeeshan Quireshi

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@ganesh , mate the link i gave u is the official Compiler and IDE available from nokia for their symbian phones .

also programming for mobiles is not like normal app development , you just simply write a program for mobile like u do for windows and make it run on it .

u have to learn the Symbian SDK or J2ME to do mobile development .

Thanks! But the Size is 133 MB! Can u tell me after downloading wat shld i do?
If possible tell me the Symbian Application (Compiler & IDE) alone for Downlaoding... I am also searching in that site! I think that wuld be less than 10MB!

Thanks!

Originally Posted by slugger

and our friend here just wanted 2 do Helloooo World-kinda programs using C

Yes!! But the way I execute (in my Cell phone) will attract everyone!

But I have to go for Nokia Phones

[Zeeshan Quireshi]

@Ganesh , the lik i gave you only includes the compiler and ide . you need to download the SDK separately .

Overall , total downloads needed to set up a symbian development system is ~300 MB , and you can't do without downloaing this much

[Pathik]

@zeeshan i dont think u understood...
He needs a IDE that he can use in his cellfone to compile and link the code directly...
Not Carbide or Codewarrior to create symbian apps...

[piyush gupta]

Wow thatzz cool so he wanna a IDE for doing everything fir nokia kya karegi

[ThinkFree]

Originally Posted by Ganeshkumar

But my Budget wuld be arnd 10K - 11K! It wuld be g8 If I culd Install the C in my Java phone (As I wuld prefer SE)!

Still Waiting for reply!

Any1 with good idea........?

I saw in a advert. a month or two ago a windows phone with MRP of Rs.15000 . So you could get it for 10 000 very soon.

[Zeeshan Quireshi]

Originally Posted by pathiks

@zeeshan i dont think u understood...
He needs a IDE that he can use in his cellfone to compile and link the code directly...
Not Carbide or Codewarrior to create symbian apps...

Ohh. , then i'll have to search for it .

@ganesh , Nokia doesn't provide compiler(actually it doesn't have it's compiler , it bundles along the GNU C++ Compiler for ARM Processor) or you can use the Commercial Compiler available from ARM itself .

and , about developing apps , well to write Native apps for nokia phone you have to di it via the Symbian SDK . even if you want to write simple console applications , you have to program that using the Symbian SDK .

[Garbage]

Let me tell u that he wants the compiler to use ON cellphone & not FOR cell phone applications.

Am I right ??

[Ganeshkumar]

I think I am right frm the begining!

Originally Posted by Zeeshan Quireshi

Ohh. , then i'll have to search for it .

@ganesh , Nokia doesn't provide compiler(actually it doesn't have it's compiler , it bundles along the GNU C++ Compiler for ARM Processor) or you can use the Commercial Compiler available from ARM itself ........

If u get any IDE for Cell Phones... update me....

Originally Posted by asnvin

I saw in a advert. a month or two ago a windows phone with MRP of Rs.15000 . So you could get it for 10 000 very soon.

I-MATE SP5m is now Rs.11000... But will be very happy if that works with ordinary phones....

Originally Posted by pathiks

@zeeshan i dont think u understood...
He needs a IDE that he can use in his cellfone to compile and link the code directly...
Not Carbide or Codewarrior to create symbian apps...

Special Thanks for making them clear wat i need!

[Ganeshkumar]

Still Waiting frnds..........

[Zeeshan Quireshi]

WE're tryin to help Mate

if we hv any soln we will post it or PM you

[Ganeshkumar]

Originally Posted by Zeeshan Quireshi

WE're tryin to help Mate

if we hv any soln we will post it or PM you

Thanks

[praka123]

I think with Linux phones(few motorolas,nokias),it can be possible,esp with debian/ubuntu got arm port of their apps incl gcc.

[Zeeshan Quireshi]

can u provide link to ther arm port of apps

[praka123]

^

ARM (arm)

First officially released with Debian 2.2. This port runs on a variety of embedded hardware, including the NSLU2.

http://www.debian.org/ports/arm/
http://www.debian.org/ports/
gcc:
http://packages.debian.org/cgi-bin/d...=arm&type=main

Introduction

As most of you know, Linux is just a kernel. And, for a long time, the Linux kernel ran only on the Intel x86 series of machines, from the 386 up (there is work being done to port Linux to 286, and earlier, machines. See the ELKS project for more information).
However, this is no longer true, by any means. The Linux kernel has now been ported to a large, and growing, list of architectures. Following close behind, we have ported the Debian distribution to these architectures. In general, this is a process with a sticky start (as we get libc and the dynamic linker working smoothly), and then a relatively routine, if lengthy job, of attempting to recompile all our packages under the new architectures.
Debian is an operating system (OS), not a kernel (actually, it is more than an OS since it includes thousands of application programs). To prove this, we have our first three fledgling non-Linux based ports, listed at the bottom of this page.

What is Debian?

Debian is a free operating system (OS) for your computer. An operating system is the set of basic programs and utilities that make your computer run. Debian uses the Linux kernel (the core of an operating system), but most of the basic OS tools come from the GNU project; hence the name GNU/Linux.
Debian GNU/Linux provides more than a pure OS: it comes with over 18733 packages, precompiled software bundled up in a nice format for easy installation on your machine.

http://debian.org
also see Ubuntu mobile and embedded edition:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MobileAndEmbedded
GNOME Mobile and Embedded Initiative
http://www.openmoko.com/

[Ganeshkumar]

Trying to understand wat is going on

[Zeeshan Quireshi]

@praka123 , thnx mate , this seems very interesting , might very well be able to run it on mah mobile(although it's a distant dream)

[infra_red_dude]

yes it is indeed very interesting.. thanks prakash