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Before you get started writing homebrew for the Nintendo DS you should follow the main [http://devkitpro.org/wiki/Getting_Started Getting Started] page. This section is intended to cover setting up a basic project for the DS. | Before you get started writing homebrew for the Nintendo DS you should follow the main [http://devkitpro.org/wiki/Getting_Started Getting Started] page. This section is intended to cover setting up a basic project for the DS. | ||
If you already program you may already have a favourite code editor which may or may not be usable to write DS code. For the tutorials here we're going to use CodeLite which is a really good cross platform IDE. This helps to keep things simple rather than covering a different editor for each platform. | If you already program you may already have a favourite code editor which may or may not be usable to write DS code. For the tutorials here we're going to use [http://devkitpro.org/wiki/editors/CodeLite CodeLite] which is a really good cross platform IDE. This helps to keep things simple rather than covering a different editor for each platform. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:58, 13 August 2011
Before you get started writing homebrew for the Nintendo DS you should follow the main Getting Started page. This section is intended to cover setting up a basic project for the DS.
If you already program you may already have a favourite code editor which may or may not be usable to write DS code. For the tutorials here we're going to use CodeLite which is a really good cross platform IDE. This helps to keep things simple rather than covering a different editor for each platform.