devkitPro

For reference, the nds-dev package group contains all packages you need for DS development. :: There are 15 members in group nds-dev: :: Repository dkp-libs 1) default-arm7 2) devkitarm-crtls 3) devkitarm-rules 4) dswifi 5) libfat-nds 6) libfilesystem 7) libnds 8) maxmod-nds 9) nds-examples :: Repos...

Make sure you have the mmutil pacman package installed. If not, you can use (sudo) (dkp-)pacman -S mmutil to install it.

Tools were moved into /opt/devkitpro/tools/bin some time ago (i.e. they were separated from the toolchains).

We don't add code to our toolchains and libraries to work around emulator bugs. You might want to use a better emulator such as no$gba or melonDS; or better yet, real hardware.

glew is not part of OpenGL, it's an independent library. And no sorry, we currently don't provide it either. We do provide glad and glfw though.

There was a small issue in the GBA linker script that prevented .iwram.c files from working; it has been solved recently. You can grab the latest updates by doing pacman -Syu.

Also for your information, there are official channels through which we give support and advice for devkitPro toolchains.

There isn't a devkitARM checkbox. You're supposed to check the consoles you want to develop for. It looks like you haven't checked any checkbox at all.

Still, your installation can be salvaged. This command should work for installing the necessary packages for 3DS development:

Have you tried following the Getting Started guide? Note that the Windows installer will ask you which systems you want to develop for - you should make sure you're ticking the checkbox for 3DS.

Today we bring you a significant yet important update to libnx bringing things such as 8.0.0 compatibility, or nice features such as a new hardware-accelerated crypto API, VR mode support, light sensor, CPU boost and more! Like always, the following packages are now available through pacman; use sud...

1) Are you sure you have latest tools and libraries? Please do pacman -Syu to ensure you're upgraded. 2) You're missing console init/deinit code, and other scaffolding code. Please take a look at the template source code to see what a typical console homebrew application should look like. 3) iostrea...

At some point in the past, it looks like you have tried compiling and installing libnx from git, which overwrote the one from pacman. When you tried upgrading your install pacman failed to replace it with a newer version because it is different from what pacman had previously installed. Basically yo...