I want to run java aplications... how can I install/insert java platform to android?
For those who have to know why, here's the reason:
There's no Guitar Rock Tour 2 for Android... in HD it's only for Nokia N8... I've found a sis/sisx to java formats converter and I want to run jar files
Or maybe is possible to run symbian apps on android?
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1st guy who wants symbian on android loolll.. symbian people die to get android emulator on their phones
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More than symbian emulator I want working java platform
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I recently googled for some Nokia 5800 games in hope that they would launch on Jbed java app but they didnt cuz nokia 5800 has symbian which uses SIS files not JAR(used by jbed & in phones without symbian os).
So is there any way to launch SIS files on HTC & WM, or any way to convert these SIS to the required JAR or anything else so WM could run these games or apps????
Just check the internet- Nokia 5800 has some sweet games, which require only the touchscreen-- not any hardware buttons!!!!
Java and SIS are two different things.
SIS should be compared to CAB's for Windows Mobile.
There are some tools to extract files from SIS files. Like SIS Info Tool
But note that symbian games don't run on WinMo. Java games just might
mccune said:
But note that symbian games don't run on WinMo. Java games just might
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I know that!!
but still alot of symbian phones have very cool apps & games!!!
thanks for the link!!!!
So I have this program that is only available on windows powered PDAs, but I was thinking if there is some kind of emulator for android that could run those programs?
Nope.
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Windows Mobile uses a registry, android does not. Android uses APK's, WinMo uses cabs.
Honestly coming from a WinMo there isn't one app i haven't been able to find thats better on the android
is ther a way to flash windows os on an android phone..????????
No.
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So far, I've heard of Windows 3.1 running on an Android phone by means of DOSBox emulator.
But running Windows natively, that is not going to happen.
Win 98 on Milestone
Windows 95
Oh its Win95/98 now, that's some progress there. As I understand it QEMU emulator is used in both cases.
It is also possible to connect to a remote Windows desktop on Android phone, using Wyse PocketCloud for Android, and maybe other software.
any idea how ...to run windows using the emulator...procedure..???
I don't see why would you want to do it? As a joke?
Can i run C programs on my Desire HD ? If so, how?
I wanted to run a program that i write that manipulate text files.
Thanks..
If I remember school... C is just a language but you need to compile it for a specific platform no?
So you need a compiler for Android, search this way maybe.
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danirodrigz said:
Can i run C programs on my Desire HD ? If so, how?
I wanted to run a program that i write that manipulate text files.
Thanks..
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try C4DROID app available in the Playstore.
Bcoz i am currently running,compiling c programs on my GALAXY MINI CM7.2.0 official.
Do you really want to do that? C is normally used to write programs for a specific CPU. It's translated to machine code by the compiler.
You could do so down at shell level, I guess (adb shell).
But in Android there's some kind of abstraction layer called Dalvik Virtual Machine. This makes you independent of the CPU you are using and allows your program to run on any hardware that runs Android.
It's similar to a Java virtual machine and programs are written in Java which are then compiled and converted to Android programs. This means that they now run on the virtual machine.
A C program would probably only run on your phone.
In addition to that, you will not have access to all the framework stuff like buttons, menus, and so on.
There's a way to call native functions (written in C) from your application: this is the NDK.
Maybe this is what you want?
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danirodrigz said:
Can i run C programs on my Desire HD ? If so, how?
I wanted to run a program that i write that manipulate text files.
Thanks..
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http://developer.android.com/tools/sdk/ndk/index.html
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Someone ported Bochs (x86 PC Emulator) to the Surface (h t t p://w w w.windows-arm.c o m/index.p h p/desktop-apps-for-windows-rt/697-bochs-for-windows-rt), and I want to know how to set up Ubuntu 12.10 with it.
It's too slow, just forget about it.
Would a different os work?
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It's too slow, just forget about it.
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I've seen people running Windows XP on their Android phones using Bochs. Could you use a Windows OS?
An old-enough version of either Windows or Linux (or any other OS that runs on x86) will work, but I don't think you realize how slow we're talking about. It's not that you *couldn't* run 12.10 (or the decade-older XP), it's just that they'd be too slow to be of any use. You'll be much better off using native-ported apps, or even Mamaich's emulation layer; unlike emulating a full PC using Bochs, the emu layer only has to translate the program's code; most of its work can be done by native (ARM) Windows code and there's no need to emulate an entire x86 processor (with memory management and so on). Even so, the emu layer struggles with anything newer than about a decade old...
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An old-enough version of either Windows or Linux (or any other OS that runs on x86) will work, but I don't think you realize how slow we're talking about. It's not that you *couldn't* run 12.10 (or the decade-older XP), it's just that they'd be too slow to be of any use. You'll be much better off using native-ported apps, or even Mamaich's emulation layer; unlike emulating a full PC using Bochs, the emu layer only has to translate the program's code; most of its work can be done by native (ARM) Windows code and there's no need to emulate an entire x86 processor (with memory management and so on). Even so, the emu layer struggles with anything newer than about a decade old...
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Aw, man. Oh, well. Guess no Ubuntu any time soon.