#37904 - Stu L Tissimus - Fri Mar 18, 2005 4:43 pm
I tried following the tutorial on these forums for using it with devkitadvance, which I'm guessing is the old name of devkitARM. But, alas, it didn't work. Anybody here use Dev-C++ for their DS development? And if so, how? (I for one am not really a big fan of Visual C++, and anyway, I'd need the admin priveliges... I'm trying to do some DS development on my school's computers :D)
#37906 - Wriggler - Fri Mar 18, 2005 4:51 pm
DevKitAdvance is a totally different package. As far as I know, you must use DevKitARM (the newer of the two). As far as I know, adv. doesn't compile for ARM9, whereas the latter does.
And nope, I'm using Visual C++. Sorry! :) You can just run the thing straight from the command line though... you don't need an environment.
Ben
#37907 - Stu L Tissimus - Fri Mar 18, 2005 5:04 pm
Ah, okay. Makes sense.
So, then, as for compiling it from the command line... Well, how? If I have the MSys stuff in my PATH environment variable, can I just do make.exe in the command line for it to compile? *has flashback to Linux dependency hell before Gentoo*
#37912 - Wriggler - Fri Mar 18, 2005 5:17 pm
Sure, just use make.exe with the makefile. I think that's all there is to it! :/
Ben
#38264 - BysmuthMage - Thu Mar 24, 2005 9:54 pm
stultissimus = stupidest in Latin. Is this intentional? To any mods: this is not flaming but a literal translation of a name...
#38283 - Fatnickc - Fri Mar 25, 2005 10:02 am
Most Stupid might be better. But to make it into a nice sentence, you might say
'Stultissimus est' - he is the most stupid.
#38309 - xOs - Fri Mar 25, 2005 9:41 pm
I'm working on a Nintendo DS DevPak for DevCpp (with NDS Dev Env), but I don't manage to get it works...
#include "arm7_bin.h"
#include "arm9_bin.h"
(all projects require it... in boot/main.cpp)
At the compilation, Dev-C++ don't find arm7_bin.h and arm9_bin.h... anynone knows where I can find them ?
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#38312 - natrium42 - Fri Mar 25, 2005 10:19 pm
Those are the includes for the objcopied arm7 and arm9 bins.
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#38314 - xOs - Fri Mar 25, 2005 10:26 pm
And where can I find a copy of them ?
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#38798 - dafer - Thu Mar 31, 2005 10:03 pm
I got Dev-c++ to compile the template.
Ain?t sure all names on menualternatives is right as I use dev-c++ in swedish but anyway:
Add a new compiler (Tools -> compiler alternatives) then press + and write nintendo ds in the popup window.
Then press catalogue and remove the search path for binary files and add c:\ndsdev\devkitarm\bin instead
Add c:\ndsdev\ndslib\lib as Library path
Add c:\ndsdev\ndslib\include as C-include path
and Add c:\ndsdev\ndslib\include as C++-include path
and press OK
To compile a project then rightclick the projectfolder and choose project alternatives.
Change compilator from default compiler to nintendo ds.
And choose "use custom makefile" and choose the Makefile in the your projectfolder.
Now compiling should work.
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