BCCAARM

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BCCAARM is the RAD Studio C++ compiler for Android.

BCCAARM is based on Clang. See Clang-enhanced C++ Compilers for information that the BCCAARM compiler has in common with other Clang-enhanced C++ compilers.

General Information

Field	Value
Clang Version	3.3
LLVM Version	3.3
Calling Conventions	AAPCS
Name Mangling	Itanium
Standard Library	GNU libstdc++

Output Files

File Type	File Extension	File Format
Executable	N/A¹
Shared Library	.so	ELF
Static Library	.a	ar
Compiled Object	.o	ELF

Note: RAD Studio applications for Android are built as shared libraries.

Writing C++ Code for BCCAARM

To write C++ code specifically for BCCAARM, use:

#if defined(__ANDROID__) && defined(__arm__)
    // Your code.
#endif

Note: This is compiler-specific code, and it is not the recommended way to write Android-specific code. See Creating an Android App.

For more information, see Clang-enhanced C++ Compilers, Predefined Macros.

See Also

• BCCAARM.EXE, the C++ Compiler for Android

• Differences Between BCCAARM and Previous-Generation C++ Compilers
• Options:
  • Project Options Supported by BCCAARM
  • Options Not Supported by BCCAARM
  • Precompiled Headers Command Line Options for BCCAARM
• C++ header files:
  • Android C RTL
  • Using Precompiled Headers with BCCAARM
• Supported Modern C++ Features
• BCCAARM Errors and Warnings

• Android Mobile Application Development
• C++ Considerations for Multi-Device Applications
• Migrating C++ Code to Mobile from Desktop
• Automatic Reference Counting in C++
• Mobile Tutorials: Mobile Application Development (iOS and Android)
• Mobile Tutorial: Set Up Your Development Environment on Windows PC (Android)
• C++ Compilers
• BCCIOSARM.EXE, the C++ Compiler for the 32-bit iOS Device
• BCCIOSARM64.EXE, the C++ Compiler for the 64-bit iOS Device