RISC OS Emulator for Android

Is there a RISC OS emulator for Android – Tks

As far as I understand it. Android is essentially a proprietary distribution of Linux. If that is true it might be possible to compile RPCEmu for Android. Possibly Android might lack some of the libraries of the desktop versions of Linux, making it a wee bit trickier. The challenge might be getting RISC OS to play nice with a touch screen.

The challenge might be getting RISC OS to play nice with a touch screen.

With a bluetooth mouse and keyboard the only touch needed is turning my tablet on and off.
But if rpcemu on my laptop is anything to go by , I think overheating
would be a problem. The fan roars while rpcemu is idling, and my first tablet failed of heat exhaustion using it in a car.
I got it to recover after the batteries had gone completely flat.
The newer 2017 Tab A I bought was reviewed as running cooler and it /has/ been better, along with being more responsive.
I cant see running the emulator on one as worth it, just leave them
to do what they are good at, mobile stuff.
Edit:
I would have thought the linux port on a chromebook would be closer
to native running, and in a useable way.

Android uses the Linux kernel but not the GNU userland. Most apps are written for Android’s version of the JVM, nowadays mostly in Kotlin. The majority of the standard libraries will not be available.

However I believe that the Qt toolkit can be used to write Android apps; RPCEmu uses Qt…

Thought it might be useful to find out if RO would work on a Phone.

Is there a RISC OS emulator for Android – Tks

Indirectly it works by first installing a Linux distribution. Using for example Andronix and Termux. Then you can build RPCEmu.
RPCEmu idles at about 135mips on a Snapdragon 865+. One of the CPUs is clocked at 3.04GHz.