cell phone programming

does anyone here have any programming language interpreters or compilers on their cellphone for knocking out a little bit of code to pass the time? I think it would be easy to compile tinyscheme or guile to most celular platforms. I think Lua is the most popular language to get ported to cellphones.

certain persons who are delusionally paranoid that black helicopters will swoop down and wisk them away to a gulag if they turn on a cell phone need to contribute to this discussion

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If only there were some way of examining the binary instruction output generated after compiling source code, so you could cross-reference that with your CPU manual.

What might really be nice would be some sort of tool which would expand them into more reader-friendly mnemonics so you could more easily trace the execution path, but that's just asking for the moon, now.