Im working on a small dsi project that involves custom dsiware. I would like to be able to somehow read from a file in the data directory that corresponds to where the 0000000.app and title.tmd are. If theres a function in libfilesystem or nitrofs that gives the path of the current executable thats fine too. i just need a non-hacky way to tell what path im at.
This code can read NitroFS data from a launched .app file by hiyaCFW.
https://github.com/RocketRobz/SuperPhotoStudio/blob/master/nds/arm9/source/utils/nitrofs.c
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