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Hello there, I had this block some times on the last month, normally after build two or three Switch homebrew, releasing my WAN IP address and getting a new one solve the problem temporally, but I like to know what trigger the blocking to avoid that and do not create a problem for the next person u...

Either use the docker image directly or choose a different linux distro. nixos is impossible for us to support directly.

I went through the READ ME and set up a folder devkitpro then put both devkitARM and devkitPPC, then added those both to my environment variables (I'm on Windows 10). We don't support manually constructed toolchain installations, sorry. We supply tools and libraries via pacman as detailed in https:...

I'm curious if devkitpro offers the ability to do palette swapping? devkitPro is the organisation maintaining the tools and libraries. We provide devkitARM which allows you to compile code for the 3DS as well as libctru, citro3d, citro2d and many precompiled open source libraries as "portlibs&...

There's some doxygen generated documentation that can be found at https://libogc.devkitpro.org/index.html as well as some rough translations of the nehe tutorial code to GX in the supplied examples - found under <path to>/devkitpro/examples/wii/graphics/gx/neheGX. They're in our git repo at https://...

I'm sorry. We don't support GRRLIB here.

Why is it clearly wrong? Vector was changed to guVector to avoid collisions here https://github.com/devkitPro/libogc/commit/6f28bf0ff7b3fb914ea6bd8a1a56e21792cc4403 so I think that's right. You can look at libogc commit messages for things that might be relevant to your compile errors although we we...

I got it to compile up to the linking stage. linking ... QuakeGX.elf This is just a link order problem. INCLUDES := $(DEVKITPRO)/libogc/include \ $(DEVKITPRO)/libogc/include/ogc This part is wrong, these includes are handled automatically by stock Makefile. INCLUDES should just be blank here. LIBS ...

Which is odd to me because "true" and "false" should be builtin C functions, right? No. bool is a C++ built in type which requires stdbool.h to use in C. Here is the Makefile if that helps: It doesn't, no. It's also not very useful to put these things on random filesharing sites...

Also an Italian user (not using VPN) is unable to create an account and is getting this message: “Forbidden. Your IP belongs to a high spam risk network. Please, try again without VPN.” This is either CleanTalk or Cloudflare, I don't see anything in CleanTalk logs. Check with https://whatismyipaddr...