An ad free and user friendly Android offline C compiler ?

Does android studio have ads now?

https://developer.android.com/studi...

@Demolishun No but it's applications does have

Android NDK.

@hrishi I dont understand what that even means?

@FrodoSwaggins I cant odd

@FrodoSwaggins @Demolishun @Fast-Nop
Pretty sure he meant an Android OS app that runs ON an Android device... And compiles the code natively ON the android device, without sending it out to a server for compilation. Hence the ads issue...

And for the original poster:
use Termux. Or Google. Or any other platform to ask these question.

And I already suspect a troll from your vote count.

@magicMirror Is someone poking the drooling pseudo intellectuals with a stick? I feel like rattling my cage door and throwing poop.

Root and gcc or g++

Also, https://play.google.com/store/apps/...

@Demolishun prbly just my paranoia at work here.
Similar to the time I suspected the RnD director was a Macavellian genius. But after talking to him for 10 minutes - he failed the turing test....

@magicMirror TFW someone who doesn't even know how to ask a question registers on a platform where actual devs are ranting.

@magicMirror Dude, its a monday. I will probably fail the turing test, the driving test, the motivation test, and any other test.

@Demolishun But some people are so stupid that they will even fail a blood test.

Try Termux and its gcc package or Terminal Emulator (https://github.com/jackpal/...) and put your binaries in either the app's /data folder or /data/local/tmp, from those locations "chmod +x" is possible. No root required!

@Ranchu Thanks

@Parzi Finally! someone who can hack in the terminal on Android.
Also - coding on mobile is total shit. Give me A Keyboard!

@magicMirror https://play.google.com/store/apps/... or an OTG cable and a real keyb.

I write C, C++, Rust, and Python code just fine on my phone using Termux and a Bluetooth keyboard.

@RememberMe Why on the earth would you do that?

@-pthread Because I can and because I sometimes want to sketch out quick ideas on my phone, it works fine via touchscreen too

Also so that I don't need to sit at my PC to do quick edits to software.

It's painless especially for Python and Rust, they usually just work (tm).

@RememberMe I don't think you can edit any large software on phone. Only running small scripts on phone makes sense.

And yeah one can boot up pc in almost same time you attach your OTG and connect bluetooth keyboard.