Not to be confused with the modern language which is a subset of C#. You will also possibly see c#/.net in this which is Microsoft's newer language (and actually quite nice, even if I don't want to use it for anything I still want to have available in 20 years).Ģ) Microsoft development tools, old school. There are paid versions and free.įor this you will tend to see things in addition to the. Visual studio is the name of the program here. There are a thousand different things out there and despite many being nominally for the same language may still be incompatible.Īs a quick overview there are maybe 6 major classes.ġ) Microsoft development tools, modern edition. Windows programs varies with what the Windows programs are made for. This changes the game from 'if you can save the document as another format then you can probably compile it' to Sadly no project to recreate whatever can be to work for 95% of things on newer stuff has got far.Ģ) Need to update the program to work with the new version. Some are out there, and someone might still have one installed and be willing to compile it for you.

It is actually quite a contentious issue in these circles.ġ) Need to find said old version. Many of them mutually incompatible.įor reasons known only to themselves the devkitpro people really really really dislike old versions of it being shared (as in they fire of DMCA requests like nobody's business). There are many many versions of the devkitpro/devkitarm toolchain and the libnds library. The vast majority of DS homebrew, certainly anything you are likely to find on github, was made using the devkitpro/devkitarm setupĬurrent versions however is the where the problem starts.

Might be worth then seeking those compiled versions from various places.Īnyway.

The thing on github is often because they were exported from google code when that went pop and not always with the compiled versions.

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