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stream redirection isn't supported, sorry. Despite appearances to the contrary there is no underlying OS and some things don't work.

c:/devkitPro/examples/wii/Wii_Eject/source/main.c:5:16: warning: di.h: No such file or directory c:/devkitPro/examples/wii/Wii_Eject/source/main.c: In function 'main': c:/devkitPro/examples/wii/Wii_Eject/source/main.c:58: warning: implicit declaration of function 'DI_Eject' is caused by not using t...

It's not a send bug, it's a closesocket bug - basically the socket is being closed while there's still data to send, you can work around that by inserting a delay after send completion before the closesocket. I've spoken to sgstair about this and he's of the opinion that dswifi needs rewritten ( the...

Please don't derail announcement threads with discussions of unrelated features, there's a forum for dswifi discussion.

Remove PAlib from your system and reinstall the latest tools, until then there will be no support for you here. Basically we can't guarantee *anything* will work as expected when you use that library.

http://wiki.devkitpro.org/index.php/PAlib

send can and will return without sending all of the data you requested, you need to check for this and compensate. //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------- int sendData(int socket, int sendsize, char *buffer) { //--------------------------------------------...

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which particular devkit were you interested in?

devkitARM isn't compatible with cygwin, sorry. We provide msys with the windows installer which provides the usual 'nix tools but you'll need to make sure that cygwin isn't in your path when you compile.

These aren't really the kind of questions we need or want here. Using burned discs on a modded Wii is generally done only for the sake of piracy which is something we neither condone nor support. Generally Wii homebrew is run via the Homebrew Channel found at http://hbc.hackmii.com/. This is simple,...

That's awesome, just tested with devkitARM, thanks cdmac. void *__real__malloc_r(struct _reent*r, size_t size); void *__wrap__malloc_r(struct _reent*r, size_t size) { iprintf("my malloc\n"); /* do this or write your own allocator */ return __real_malloc_r(r,size); } and add -Wl,-wrap,_mall...