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Porting OpenXcom is not so hard. "Standard" Makefile seem to do his work :D Well, sure. The Makefiles I wrote many years ago were intended to "just work" for most things people would want. They were written in a time when most homebrew programmers used .bat files or shell script...

Impossible to say without an IP address to check. Email [email protected] if you're prefer not to say what it is in public.

No worries. Being honest though I think you're making life hard for yourself by attempting to shoehorn your port into a Makefile. We've spent quite a bit of time on support infrastructure that generally allows people to use existing buildsystems and thus require much less intrusive changes when comp...

yaml-cpp, grrlib and MLib are not distributed nor supported by devkitPro. Please remove those includes and libs from your devkitpro folder. I see nothing in this Makefile nor in any file we provide that would add include/FLAC/ to your include path. It must be something you've done to your environment.

You could try using UsbHsInterfaceFilterFlags_bcdDevice_Min for flags & set bcdDevice_Min=0 - that should pick up anything the system hasn't claimed for itself.

You'll need to set the filters to something. See https://github.com/switchbrew/switch-ex ... .c#L49-L51 and https://github.com/switchbrew/libnx/blo ... es/usbhs.h

Apologies, thought I'd done dockers more recently. Should be good now.

We'd need a lot more information to provide useful assistance tbh. Like what specifically these libraries are and what buildsystem they use normally. Generally additional libraries should be compiled separately to your main project which should, assuming the library has a sensible build system, prod...

• New package

With thanks to Averne

Supported installation for all our releases is via devkitPro pacman

• Consolidated wii & gamecube joystick code for easier maintenance.
• Fix gamecube trigger values - not an axis.
• Fix gamecube controller button values.

With thanks to Alberto Mardegan for the fixes.

Supported installation for all our releases is via devkitPro pacman