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I know I shouldn't be advertising stuff in here or anything, but... if you have Windows, their own MSE seems to work OK. No false positives so far... (let's hope there are no false negatives too )

True, but remember, even if there is no hardware FPU support, gcc provides you with a software implementation of it... slow, of course, but quite effective.

Uh... for a Wii? What for? Remember, all network tools required to connect to a LAN/wireless network are already available through the Wii configuration menu (unlike the DS, where we actually have no choice but expose those functions to the DS application)...

... or am I missing something here?

Assuming that, by dswifi, you meant the WiFi-based network library available for the DS, you'll be happy to know there is an almost complete WiFi network stack implemented for the Wii. Check the example projects, there should be something of your interest in there.

Well, it looks like we don't really have a choice in the matter. We should have a void FPU_Init(void); function that we'll need to call at the start of every thread that will use floating-point operations. Not sure if we'll need another one to signal the end of it... that one's up to you, guys who a...

Well... to be honest, I would prefer that you create something new & original, instead of GTA with something else's graphics. The current offerings in the h/b scene are primarily emulators and/or ports of other stuff into the DS/Wii; I myself am guilty of a few of those. So, if you ask me, I wou...

Hey... since you already stated that you're using Win7 x64, well, you might consider replacing Code::Blocks with Visual C++ Express 2010. Royalty free, and it works wonderfully. Only problem I see with it (and that's only because I do not know how to configure it), is Intellisense, since it usually ...

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Oh for $deity's sake... You do realize half (if not 90%) of what you're about to do is, basically, illegal in most countries? You're asking for people to join you to steal another game's graphics, to create a game that is a ripoff of another company's game, and somehow, expecting not to get sued by ...

How do you define "movement" ? What actions are you performing with the nunchuk that cause what you're calling "movement", and what do you expect from your app when you do that?