Homebrew COMPLETED My first Switch Homebrew

[wiired24]

It's just a small little hello world program with a few minor tweaks added in. I figured someone with a 3.0 Switch might wanna give it a whirl.

http://www.mediafire.com/file/db8xducobl7n20w/Hello_World_-_Switch.zip

Compiled using libtransistor, Thanks to Daeken and everyone else for making this possible.


Soruce code (Any case anyone wants it)

#include<libtransistor/nx.h>

int main() {
  dbg_printf("=========================");
  dbg_printf("Hello, Nintendo Switch!  ");
  dbg_printf("                         ");
  dbg_printf("               -wiired24 ");
  dbg_printf("=========================");
  return 0;
}

 

[Jhynjhiruu]

Does it run on an actual Switch yet?

 

[Digital_0xFF]

Minor tweaks?

 

[wiired24]

Minor tweaks?

Just a few things I added in. Nothing Major to be honest. It's just a very basic homebrew.

Does it run on an actual Switch yet?

Yes it should. I don't have 3.0 on my Switch anymore so I cannot test on my own hardware.

 

[ShadowOne333]

Minor tweaks?

What he meant was:

Further improvements to overall system stability and other minor adjustments have been made to enhance the user experience

 

[yardie]

hello world with minor tweaks
anyway good job man

 

[wiired24]

What he meant was:

Pretty much

 

[Digital_0xFF]

What he meant was:

Haha good one

 

[MadMageKefka]

Its a start!

 

[Digital_0xFF]

Just a few things I added in. Nothing Major to be honest. It's just a very basic homebrew.



Yes it should. I don't have 3.0 on my Switch anymore so I cannot test on my own hardware.

please describe your "tweaks" a bit more accurate

 

[wiired24]

hello world with minor tweaks
anyway good job man

I'm definitley interested in writing much larger homebrew programs for the Switch and I've even considered porting some stuff now that I can build my own NRO files but right now libtransistor the Switch Development toolchain is still pretty basic. I'm still figuring out how a port of "Doom" for instance would even be feasible. Pretty sure I'd have to roll my own graphics library,

 

[ShadowOne333]

I'm definitley interested in writing much larger homebrew programs for the Switch and I've even considered porting some stuff now that I can build my own NRO files but right now libtransistor the Switch Development toolchain is still pretty basic. I'm still figuring out how a port of "Doom" for instance would even be feasible. Pretty sure I'd have to roll my own graphics library,

Boy, would I be excited to see the original Doom on the Switch
Instant download for me
Good luck with the homebrew development!

 

[x0x0]

Someone test it already?

 

[wiired24]

Someone test it already?

I don't believe anyone has yet. Also if someone does test a screenshot would be cool so I can add it to the Original Post.

 

[Jhynjhiruu]

Someone test it already?

I got an error, first test. I might see if that's my setup though.

 

[wiired24]

I got an error, first test. I might see if that's my setup though.

I'd say it's likely an issue with your setup. Everything compiled and built fine for me.

 

[Jhynjhiruu]

I'd say it's likely an issue with your setup. Everything compiled and built fine for me.

PegaSwitch just died or something though, so this could be fun

 

[wiired24]

PegaSwitch just died or something though, so this could be fun

Thanks for testing anyways

 

[Cybernatus]

Leads to a crash of PegaSwitch (console side) twice and no specific outpug log about a "Hello World".
Well, messing with this Switch using someone's homebrewing attempt is fun . A bit risky, sure, since it could lead to an unfortunate ending if badly handled, but truely fun :3
Please do your best on this way!

 

[wiired24]

Leads to a crash of PegaSwitch (console side) twice and no specific outpug log about a "Hello World".
Well, messing with this Switch using someone's homebrewing attempt is fun . A bit risky, sure, since it could lead to an unfortunate ending if badly handled, but truely fun :3
Please do your best on this way!

Hmm... Strange. I used the default "Hello World" example in the test directory that comes with libtransistor. The changes I made were exteremly minimal so It should have worked