Any hand held device that can perform c++ programming?

davidktw

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I consider ultra book too big. My ideal size would be something like 6" phone.

Are you referring to developing using C++ language in a 6" screen sized phone ?
If this is what you are referring to, then I think you better get ready for higher degree in myopia and long compilation time. It has nothing to do with which language you are developing with, I'm skeptical whether you will be able productive with such a small screen set and tiny fonts. It will be curious if you can remember all the SDK API and you don't need extra screen assets to view these documentation online ?

Any compelling reason why you need to develop in such constrained environment ?
 

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I am writing some simple programming. Sometimes when I have ideas come across, I would like to do it immediately.
 

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I am writing some simple programming. Sometimes when I have ideas come across, I would like to do it immediately.

Okay if you really need to do that. You don't need to compile inside a phone, all you need is a remote console to a server externally via SSH or RDP if you are dealing with GUI.

For IOS there is iSSH and iTAP RDP that you can consider. You can opt for remote cloud provisioning like a free web tier micro Linux instance for POC if you like.
 

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Deploy a Linux server and install SSH on ur device.

Btw just addition info for you, if you wanna do POC, you wanna consider just pick up scripting languages like ruby, perl, php, python etc. they are more suitable for POC than C++
 
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