If it has double precision floating point support (hardware or software), then you can simply compile ALGLIB without OS-specific and CPU-specific #defines. It will work as a generic C code that does not use any 'advanced' OS-related functions which are absent on your system.
The only question is how to fit ALGLIB binary into limited resources one usually has on such systems. A full ALGLIB binary needs several megabytes of RAM, and if you compile just linear programming, it is still likely to be more than a megabyte.
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