They all work great, forwarders don't need updating for sign_c2w_patcher, so I don't know where did you get that myth. Paraphrasing Pedro, even the most ancient ones have no issues.
You're creating your own problem: don't create channel injects with the emulator embedded, there's no useful reason for this. Channel Forwarders are much more useful, as they don't need installing and reinstalling for each new version, as you would be basically wearing out the NAND for no gain.
yah like i said why keep reinstalling channels when he could just replace a file on sd card and always use the same forwarder? makes no sense to me either.
just becuase the wiiu gamepad is compatible with the injector doesnt make it compatible with whatever you put inside of it, the program itself needs to have the wiiu gamepad codding to recognize it.I support Danny, doing like he does is interesting for 2 reasons:
There is a gain of speed when loading and If the emulator auto update inside his injection, like Nusspli can update, it might become interesting doing like he does!
Danny, is there anyway you can create a injection like you do with sign_c2w_patcher.elf? Like that we would be able to overclock for wiistation directly from the front page of the wiiu
Also when Danny does an injection, isn't the gamepad directly compatible with his injection mode?
So mednafen might work with gamepad with his way?
pedro702 We don't have a "good" Vectrex emu on wiiU, Retroarch has a really bad vectrex emu, would you know if it would be possible to create vectrexy emu for wiiu as the source code is available? what tool would be used to compile?
available at https://github.com/amaiorano/vectrexy, the vectrefy emu would be perfectly suited for danny's injection way as once done, it won't change, the emu is perfect.
Sorry, I didn't remember, what is PPC? The langage for wiiU? how can you convert the source code of vectrefy into a work dol?
ppc is the cpu architeture of both wii and wiiu, and its complex and ancient, afaik no recent hardware uses ppc anymore so its kinda an almost dead language.
It's less complex than ARM or MIPS, and by far, x86. It's still in use today.
Don't have to remove it just overwrites if the title ID's match Which at somepoint I will document each Emulators Title ID to prevent an emulator accidentally overwriting a different emulator I found this out with a NES and SNES emu
I have a plugin for sign_c2w_patcher it's for aroma works great but also breaks thingsI support Danny, doing like he does is interesting for 2 reasons:
There is a gain of speed when loading and If the emulator auto update inside his injection, like Nusspli can update, it might become interesting doing like he does!
Danny, is there anyway you can create a injection like you do with sign_c2w_patcher.elf? Like that we would be able to overclock for wiistation directly from the front page of the wiiu
Also when Danny does an injection, isn't the gamepad directly compatible with his injection mode?
So mednafen might work with gamepad with his way?
pedro702 We don't have a "good" Vectrex emu on wiiU, Retroarch has a really bad vectrex emu, would you know if it would be possible to create vectrexy emu for wiiu as the source code is available? what tool would be used to compile?
available at https://github.com/amaiorano/vectrexy, the vectrefy emu would be perfectly suited for danny's injection way as once done, it won't change, the emu is perfect.
Not even close to being true. MIPS and PPC are both late 80s/early 90s RISC CPU architectures, and ARM was meant to be a low-cost version of what the MIPS/Alpha/PPC RISC chips provided. The x86 architecture had more instructions (being CISC, obviously), but that doesn't make it "far" more complex! You'd do well to stay in your lane when actual programmers are present.
