devkitPro

Attached is the first beta release of the Eclipse plugin for the devkitARM toolchain. Any problems/bugs found, simply post them in this thread.

The plugin is developed on a windows platform so be aware for platform dependencies. I've tried to eliminate them as much as possible.

Nitrox.

Hi,

For what it's worth: I'm also using the Eclipse IDE together with the CDT and the plugin created by Snipah. And unfortunately, like you, I discoverd the plugin was no longer being supported (and slowly is becoming incompatible with the newer Eclipse platforms). I also missed a few things in the ...

Make expects a makefile, not a c source file. Look for a file named "makefile" (with or without extension) and run
make again.

the toes are sensitive because theyve been stepped on already 100 times by the exact same shoes. youre just the latest one to wear them. you think you're the first? it gets tiresome after a while.

big software companies have a BIG MISSION and have too much inertia to be bothered by gnats. a ...

No, it's selfish, stupid and short sighted.

All card manufacturers claim they support homebrew - if they don't then they're just another device intended solely for piracy and thus illegal.

All the recent "big name" cards support argv, others have argv support from 3rd party menus like akaio and ...

Then MeRAMAN's software is wrong and should be avoided at all costs. Having homebrew implement workarounds for defects in card menus creates problems for everyone. If the card manufacturers want to claim that they support homebrew then they need to be providing the support that homebrew requires ...

It fails because your card launcher doesn't support argv. See http://devkitpro.org/wiki/Homebrew_Menu

I agree. The card launcher doesn't support argv protocol. I tested that some time ago. The point is, when using the devkitPro tools, libfat works out of the box and, as far as I can tell, any ...

WinterMute wrote:NSIS doesn't produce cross platform installers. It's a cross platform windows installer maker

Quite true. Forgot about that. But there is more in this world. There is a list on wikipedia. I found IzPack. It's open source however, it requires the Java environment.

On many machines admin rights are required to install in a path without spaces present. Spaces in paths are an absolute disaster for command line tools and the only sensible way to deal with this is to prevent it happening. Some workarounds have been suggested relating to using short names but, as ...

I'm really not sure exactly what you're asking here, this stuff is all internal to the library and not intended for general use.

The procedure for using nitroFS in homebrew is to add files using ndstool, call nitroFSInit() and use normal stdio functions. See the nitrodir example provided.

Well ...