termi

termi$1.21

Rated 4.25/5 (8) —  Free Android application by Ralf Wappler

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About termi

termi is a IDE with c-compiler (tcc) make, untar, flex, yacc, sed, ftpserver (tinyftp), terminal and a splitscreen editor.

termi is a full android IDE and contains a X11 support with libX11.a

The includes are in /sdcard/include,
the libs are in /sdcard/lib

a program compiles
tcc myprog.c -o myprog
or >= android 5 :
tcc -c myprog.c
ld -o myprog myprog.o -lc -lm

a X11program compiles
tcc -c myx11prog.c -o myx11prog.o
ld -o myx11prog myx11prog.o -lX11 -lXau -lc -lm

to edit a program
edit myprog.c

in terminal
menu = swype from left to right

in editor
menu = top right

modules for termi are
povray a raytracer
pascal2c a pascal to c compiler ( p2c / p2cc )
ghostscript a postscript interpreter + abc2pdf
spicemod a ngspice / spice

for X11 programs install a xserver

libs :
x11-libs, libimlib.a, libpng.a, libjpeg.a

How to Download / Install

Download and install termi version 1.9 on your Android device!
Downloaded 100+ times, content rating: Everyone
Android package: com.termi, download termi.apk

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App History & Updates

What's Changed
v1.9 bugfix, GUI for spice
Version update termi was updated to version 1.9
Version update termi was updated to version 1.4
More downloads  termi reached 100 - 500 downloads
Price update  Price changed from $1.00 to $1.21.

What are users saying about termi

S70%
by S####:

c ide

K70%
by K####:

This looks good. I installed it primarily for Povray but it looks like I can do much more than this such as compile and run C programs; and it even supports X11- it may be unique in this regard for a programming environment that runs on Android. Best of all, it doesn't require the device to be rooted. Biggest problem for me, and the reason why I've not given it 5 stars, is the lack of documentation. I can't figure out for example, how you properly use the split screen or how to copy and paste code in the editor. Also I can't find the physical location on the device where files e.g. the pov demo file /files/szene1.pov are stored. There seems to be a minor bug in that the first two lines of a file in the editor are lost if the device goes to portrait mode and back. But despite this, it looks very useful. Looking forward to future releases! Reviewed on Nexus 10/Android 5.1.1. I have some knowledge of Linux and Android.

K70%
by K####:

Bash onward if you're not building tcsh/zsh or etc.

V70%
by V####:

Or at least an option for one. No good on any tablet and annoying on most phones. The mid screen entry is just a dead fish. So sad too, almost perfect.

T70%
by T####:

Floss supports shells.


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Rating Distribution

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