Homebrew Trying to modify moonshell

[Randy Quam]

Hello,
I download the moonshell source code, but I can't seem to compile it.
When I run "make_bin.bat", I get the following error:

Dynamically Linked Disk Interface patch tool v1.23 by Michael Chisholm (Chishm)

Usage:
dlditool.exe <dldi> <app>
   <dldi>        the dldi patch file to apply
   <app>         the application binary to apply the patch to
Nintendo DS rom tool 1.50.1 - May 10 2012
by Rafael Vuijk, Dave Murphy, Alexei Karpenko
Cannot open file 'arm9.bin'.
Volume in drive C has no label.
Volume Serial Number is 164B-0BD0

Directory of C:\portable\portable\Documents\nds-dev

09/04/2015  08:35 PM                 0 moonshl2.nds
               1 File(s)              0 bytes
               0 Dir(s)   8,522,137,600 bytes free

I have installed devkitpro from the automated installer.
So what can I do to compile moonshell?
Thanks!

 

[Technicmaster0]

Seems like the DLDI Patch doesn't work. But you should be able to find a binary if it's in the process of DLDI patching.

 

[Randy Quam]

Seems like the DLDI Patch doesn't work. But you should be able to find a binary if it's in the process of DLDI patching.

Well I know how to get the ".nds" file for moonshell, but I can't compile it from the source code.

 

[Technicmaster0]

Well I know how to get the ".nds" file for moonshell, but I can't compile it from the source code.

Are you sure that you didn't compile it successfully? The error looks like a last-step one. (it doesn't even really sound like compiling moonshell).

 

[Randy Quam]

Are you sure that you didn't compile it successfully? The error looks like a last-step one. (it doesn't even really sound like compiling moonshell).

Yeah, I'm sure.
I don't even know how to compile it as there aren't really any instructions...

 

[Technicmaster0]

Yeah, I'm sure.
I don't even know how to compile it as there aren't really any instructions...

Normally you would need devkitpro installed and then you would have to find the folder with the makefile, go to it with the cmd and type "make".

 

[Randy Quam]

Normally you would need devkitpro installed and then you would have to find the folder with the makefile, go to it with the cmd and type "make".

From the looks of it, there's a lot of makefiles:

Which one do I use?

 

[Technicmaster0]

Is there one in \nds-dev\?

 

[Randy Quam]

Is there one in \nds-dev\?

Nope.

 

[Technicmaster0]

It might be that you have to write your own then.