I'm slightly confused by this paragraph, what is being emulated and aren't most android devices 32 bit these days?
"It comes with PicoLisp binaries for Arm64 pre-installed. If your device has an Arm32 CPU, you can - after installing the PilBox App but before starting it - download and install the emulator version https://software-lab.de/arm32.zip. If this was done by mistake, you can revert to Arm64 binaries with..."
The 64-bit version of PicoLisp is written in a generic assembler which
is then built for target CPUs like x86-64, arm64, ppc64 or "emu". In "emu"
the target "CPU" is plain-C, and this is used if the Android device
is physically only 32 bit.
I'm confused too, how do you install the zip file?
Even one of the feedback posts mentions problem solved by "just installing the emulator version".
So I download arm32.zip in, say, firefox, and then what? Open it with PilBox just crashes. Clicking it in a file manager shows me the zip contents. Am I supposed to extract it somewhere? I'm not rooted so can't see the app dirs.
The easiest way seems to be to download it with a browser, and then immediately
click on "open" in the little dialog which pops up in the browser after it
downloaded the zip. It is then passed to PilBox.
Clicking on a Zip in the Downloads app works on some devices, but other systems
only offer to extract the files which does not help here.
"It comes with PicoLisp binaries for Arm64 pre-installed. If your device has an Arm32 CPU, you can - after installing the PilBox App but before starting it - download and install the emulator version https://software-lab.de/arm32.zip. If this was done by mistake, you can revert to Arm64 binaries with..."