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While I was setting up my toolchains, I found that AnonFiles was down, and no copies of Makerom.exe or ctrtool.exe were available in a compiled format. As a result, I compiled them myself. Here's a link to them for anyone that needs them:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/gcgosqy6oucy9t7/3DSDev.rar
While I was setting up my toolchains, I found that AnonFiles was down, and no copies of Makerom.exe or ctrtool.exe were available in a compiled format. As a result, I compiled them myself. Here's a link to them for anyone that needs them:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/gcgosqy6oucy9t7/3DSDev.rar
I've tried, believe me. Some of the modules included are 64-bit only, and I haven't found a source that has only x86 modules yet. I've tried changing switches in the makefile, but nothing will let it compile in x86 mode, only x86_64. Sorry about that.thanks but can you compile for 32b?
I've tried, believe me. Some of the modules included are 64-bit only, and I haven't found a source that has only x86 modules yet. I've tried changing switches in the makefile, but nothing will let it compile in x86 mode, only x86_64. Sorry about that.
If someone else can do the magic needed to get it to compile in x86 mode, by all means, share, as the -m32 switch does nothing but generate errors for me on both MinGW and MinGW_m64.
If you read my post, you'll see that I did change the switch to -m32. I removed the -m64 switch altogether as well, but no dice. The issue is that some of the includes are x86_64, and not made for x86, that I can find anyway. Trying to compile them without the -m64 switch just generates errors.There are -m64 flags in the makefile, isn't that making it 64-bit?
"the -m64 switch", there are two, not one. Remove both and it compiles to 32-bit fineIf you read my post, you'll see that I did change the switch to -m32. I removed the -m64 switch altogether as well, but no dice. The issue is that some of the includes are x86_64, and not made for x86, that I can find anyway. Trying to compile them without the -m64 switch just generates errors.
I'm very much so aware of the fact that there are two -m64 switches. I have tried removing them both, but maybe my path variables were messed up or something. If it works for you that way, I can try it."the -m64 switch", there are two, not one. Remove both and it compiles to 32-bit fine
Yeah, I refreshed my path variables and it worked this time. Funny, I thought I had done that earlier. Anyway, thanks for the help.Here's my build
Yeah, I refreshed my path variables and it worked this time. Funny, I thought I had done that earlier. Anyway, thanks for the help.
Here's the new link with x86, x64 makerom, and ctrtool:
http://www.mediafire.com/download/pzg1jl80mbry01a/CTR.rar
That's odd, I compiled it without the -m64 switches, should've been x86. I didn't see any switches to enable x86 in ctrtool though, so I'm not sure there even is a different version. Maybe it's my compiler though. Let me be the first to admit that I usually compile with an IDE, so I'm a bit new at using makefiles.only see one ctrtool.exe x64 and inside folder makerom the two files is x64
PD:Idunoe thanks ,but is not more job can you compile ctrtool?
Homebrew is only for GW users (zeroskey)? our any have .rsf for diferent -target ?