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No, just make sure the environment variables "DEVKITPRO" and "DEVKITARM" are set, that the devkit and libs are correctly installed on each system and the makefiles should work on linux and Windows.

I think of all the PC/Mac variations as a single platform, I meant modifying the NDS makefile to ...

There is multiple way, but the easiest is to tell Code::Blocks to use your devkitARM makefile instead of it's internal builders.

Right-click on your project -> "Properties..." -> Select "This is a custom Makefile"

I've been using this method to build my libnds project on Windows and Linux.

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How can I setup Code::Blocks to use devkitARM? I would like to be able to create a project that can be compiled for either PC or DS.

Headers-only is probably enough for me right now, thanks for your help. I would like to know where it ended up putting the files, though.

That archive appears to be corrupt. I just tried building the libraries myself, but where the files were output, I do not know. Are Patater's instructions also out-of-date?

I find it hard to get along with out the Boost libraries, but I have no idea how to make them work with devkitARM. I found the version compiled by Patater, but how do I actually install and use it?

I used Tux Commander. I'll try it again with tar.

Edit: It works now, thanks. Must be a bug with tuxcmd.

I have just installed devkitARM (r25), libnds and the examples as directed on the wiki. None of the examples will build properly:

audio
linking audio_modes.elf
arm-eabi-gcc: soundbank.bin.o: No such file or directory

card, hello_world, RealTimeClock
Nintendo DS rom tool 1.40 - Feb 20 2009
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