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I once came across the same Reddit thread, but it was old, and comments were closed. I sent a message to the OP, but am not sure whether it reached the recipient. My suggestion here (may work for older Androids where native activities were not possible). I (developed in Haskell some time ago, but currently switched to Smalltalk) am currently developing a port of Squeak VM to Android. The way I am doing this is similar to what might be dealt with in a haskell-on-android project: a lump of C code which needs to be called from Java part of the application (basically all that can be done in Android is to handle various events; an application cannot poll for events itself and does not have any event loop). In my case the code is generated by the Squeak VM building tools, in the case of haskell on android this will be output from GHC of JHC or whatever front end used. This repo may be worth looking at: <a href="http://gitorious.org/~golubovsky/cogvm/dmg-blessed/trees/master/platforms/android/project">http://gitorious.org/~golubovsky/cogvm/dmg-blessed/trees/master/platforms/android/project</a> Under "src" there is the Java code which provides for user events interception and sending them to the native code (see the CogView class). The C code of the VM itself is not completely there (see squeakvm.org, the Cog branch for that), but one may get the idea. One also might look under <a href="http://gitorious.org/~golubovsky/cogvm/dmg-blessed/trees/master/platforms/android/vm">http://gitorious.org/~golubovsky/cogvm/dmg-blessed/trees/master/platforms/android/vm</a> which is the C frontend to the interpreter (including user events handling, some timekeeping, etc.) Hope this helps. Dmitry
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