Linux arm executable.

Hello.

I am gearing up for Linux arm programming on both Raspberry Pi and my new (used)
android phone.

I installed Samba fileshare and es file explorer on my phone and now I am connected
to my windows home network in both directions.

The next thing I wanted to do is just run a Linux executable to see if it works,
but I can't seem to find one on the net.

So I ask if someone can please post hello world compiled executable for Linux/Android
ARMv6. I just want to run it like: ./hello


Many thanks.

you can try this one... no guarantees though...

compiled with:
"arm-elf-g++.exe" "c:\users\tong\Desktop\hello.c" -O3 -o c:\users\Tong\Desktop\hello -mcpu=arm6

Why is it so heavy? What does it do?

I've no idea why it's that size.. the -O3 didn't seem to do anything to the size. The hello.c file is just a printf("hello\n"); in the main function.

I forgot to thank you.
Thanks.

I installed Android Terminal Emulator (Jack Palevich) on my phone, but when I try chmod 777 hello, it says operation not permitted.
The phone is running cyanogenmod 7 , and I assumed it's rooted.

Am I wrong?

You may have to use 'su' or equivalent to work as a superuser to run chmod...

You can try the attached file (it's a .tgz in a zip), it should have the permissions already set. You may have to extract using the tar/tgz with -p option to preserve permissions, but I wouldn't know. Maybe someone who knows what they're talking about might chime in

If that doesn't work you can have a look at the Android NDK (Native Development Kit)...