Binary, elf, or executable files needed for building and compiling on the Android platform

  Basic commands - also known as elf files -

along with the standard directories of BSDs,

 Linux, UNIX, and other Unix variants are:

1. Missing from Android

2. In a non-standard location

3. Part of the toybox BSD licensed suite of dynamically

linked utilities.

When an individual compiles a program, [configure]

requires the commands to be in a standard location.

On a rooted system using the commands of:

$ su

# cd /

# ls /

will give you:

acct

cache

carrier

config

d

data

data_1

data_2

data_3

default.prop

dev

efs

etc

and so on in the list. <code> ./configure </code> should

be able to run without errors or initiating a  change of

shells - sh, ksh, tsh, bash - to run the command.  Also, 

it is more realistic to rewrite than to patch a file unless

some functionality of the original is able to be used to be

utilized in an efficient and positive manner.  Having to

insert /system/.../toybox - $COMMAND - $PARAMETER 

- /PATH/TO/FILE/OR/WHATEVER along with  having to 

use #sh is not what the majority of developers want to do. My apologies, toybox developers, but, try compiling on

android. Any serious programmer using any platform

of any operating system variant with CISC, RISC, and other

CPU architectectures is not going to use busybox or 

toybox. That foolishness won't fly in the BSD community.

I have already tested that hypothesis. Including into that

probability is the fact of me being unable to afford buying 

both a bluetooth keyboard and mouse to enable normal

and standard input device functions. If the equipment is

available, one still needs to write a script to create the

proper directories for the Unix commands along with 

their library dependencies. Even building an "app" 

application is going to require the before mentioned

statement.

   After taking a break to imbibe electrolytes from a

natural ingredient based sports drink so that my

super dope brain with its fly skills can bedazzle you

with some funkalicious knowledge, I return so that

we are able to get down to some hardcore coding

and other most super weeby mad ass skills. You

have to keep it real. Just saying, you know?

   I have no means of developing an android sytem with

such because I have no functioning laptop. The laptop

in my possession has problems with both connectivity

and battery charging.

Is there anyway the Unix commands can be put 

together as an installable apk?

SciTE is not available for android, putting rewriting and

reverse engineering out of the question.

Qemu installation along with screen size limitations 

eliminates using the probability of both full and para

virtualization on this device. You are not going to bake

a cake by placing the pan on a stool and rubbing your

hands together. Even the flies are going to ask you,

" What are you trying to do?" Just saying, you know.

Keeping it real, peoples, keeping it real.

Thank you for reading this; and, may you have a most

blessed and wonderful day.

Tchau tchau