Yes, that's very helpful._Chaz_ said:
"DSLua is a port of the Lua scripting language to the Nintendo DS. Originally made by waruwaru, now maintained by sypherce, daltonlaffs, and me, Jeremysr. You can get it or the source code from DSLua.com, on the download page. This document will explain how to use DSLua and write programs for it."
You're a retard.
That was taken directly from the DSLua site.
Either help, or don't. Making smart-ass comments like that don't benefit anyone.
"Google it" is probably the new way of helping, isn't it? It's saying, "I don't know shit, but I want to be smart anyway." At least, that must be how it is in your case.
That was taken directly from the DSLua site.
Either help, or don't. Making smart-ass comments like that don't benefit anyone.
"Google it" is probably the new way of helping, isn't it? It's saying, "I don't know shit, but I want to be smart anyway." At least, that must be how it is in your case.
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