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New questions: 2. There are many places in the libnds source code where a prototype for a function, but no actual definition, is given. Where are the definitions for these functions? For example, in nds/interrupts.h there are prototypes for the functions, irqInit(), irqSet(), irqClear(), etc. are gi...

That is unfortunate about the tutorials. Then I will rely mostly on devoto's and soon on experimentation and perusal of the API. As for the answer to my question: It is as I thought, then - there is usually ample time as the processor is so much faster than the rendering hardware. And I understand t...

I'm writing a simple word game as a school project, and I figured it would be best to post questions I have all in one thread. The blog for the project is located here , where there is currently a short specification of the game. Questions: 9. Can hardware scrolling be done on tiled backgrounds, and...

Ok, I calculated the wrong number of bits. Instead of 8192 (way too small), there are 1048576, so 1048576 / 16 = 65536 or 2^16 uint16 values (or from bytes, 131072 / 2 = 65536, so there are more than enough to fill the screen, as you said.

While reading about framebuffer mode graphics from this tutorial, the following question arose: How can just one main VRAM bank be used to render an entire DS screen, when the number of pixels far exceeds the number of uint16 values that can be stored in one bank? ((SCREEN_WIDTH * SCREEN_HEIGHT) / (...