iOS and Windows apps to soon run on Android?
summary
Claims that GCC/LLVM/Clang run natively on Android and that parts of Android already compile with clang with performance near GCC, demonstrated as a 50% build in ~30 hours that boots intermittently on a Galaxy Nexus. Shows toolchain hacks, STL porting, bootstrapping, and an app-hosted development environment (vi make objdump) plus proposals for an iOS/Windows/Linux app compatibility stack via dynamic-linker and API shims and notes first apps could appear within weeks for narrow targets.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Android with Clang
- 2:48GCC for Android
- 7:57iOS apps on Android
- 12:18Windows/Linux on Android
- 15:48Android toolchain
- 19:17Life at Laro
- 23:34Android future
- 25:00Laro with toolchains
- 26:45LLVM in one week
- 28:35Live Android dev demo
- 31:30Reboot Android from phone
- 33:41Mobile dev on Android
- 36:33LLVM benchmarking
- 40:11Multiple toolchain benefits
- 41:36Q&A
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