By this, I don't mean PC-based development environments (like Visual Studio) for developing and deploying Windows Mobile applications. Rather, I mean an IDE that runs on Windows Mobile devices and lets you write and test code there.
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3I know of no such thing, and I doubt it would be a good idea; as such I don't think any such thing exists.
It would be a cool project for you to write though, I can't imagine it would be that hard. You would just need a compiler that runs on the WM platform.
Wait; I found this:
http://www.freewarepocketpc.net/ppc-download-c-ide-mobile-v9-0.html
Over the past year or so I have been searching regularly for new developer tools for use on Windows Mobile based devices and have come across many. I currently have installed on my device PythonCE, eTcl, dsForth, PocketLogo (The documents which comes with it is in German though), Rebol, and Pocket Scheme.
Development tools which I have heard about but not tried are Pocket GCC, PocketC, Lua, J, Pocket Programming Language and Pocket C#
A good website to find other interpreters is www.rainer-keuchel.de, unfortunately though it seems the author has been inactive for quite sometime.
Here is a link to a thread on on mobilitysite.com with some useful findings.
If I find anything new I'll come back and update.
You could try Basic4PPC (www.basic4ppc.com).
It's a great programming-enviroment (based on the NET framework) with a very active and numerous user-community. There is also a version of the IDE which can be used on the device.
Rgds, Moster67