Homebrew How do I Compile Files to 3DSx?

[mashers]

So after I downloaded it, it went through the setup and stuff. Now in the devkitpro folder, theres a bunch of folders and files, where do I go?

Keep following he devkitPro installation tutorial.

 

[Stardust3033]

Keep following he devkitPro installation tutorial.

I managed to open MING32, but the directions are really clear for what I type in MING32.

 

[mashers]

I managed to open MING32, but the directions are really clear for what I type in MING32.

Assuming you have devkitPro, devkitARM and ctrulib all set up correctly, you need to download the source code for the software you want to compile, cd into the directory containing the Makefile, and then follow the build instructions provided by the source code.

 

[elhobbs]

I managed to open MING32, but the directions are really clear for what I type in MING32.

i am begin get to suspect you are just trolling at this point.

 

[Stardust3033]

i am begin get to suspect you are just trolling at this point.

No I'm not trolling, I'm very new to this. Like 3 or 4 weeks new. And I want to make sure to do this step by step so I won't mess up anything.

 

[Stardust3033]

Assuming you have devkitPro, devkitARM and ctrulib all set up correctly, you need to download the source code for the software you want to compile, cd into the directory containing the Makefile, and then follow the build instructions provided by the source code.

Where can I find the build instructions provided by the source code? I'm using blargSnes-master/

 

[mashers]

Where can I find the build instructions provided by the source code? I'm using blargSnes-master/

Usually on the GitHub page or in the ReadMe. I've never built blargSnes, so I don't know where it is for that software. If nothing specific is mentioned, usually just typing 'make' within directory containing the makefile is sufficient.

 

[Stardust3033]

Usually on the GitHub page or in the ReadMe. I've never built blargSnes, so I don't know where it is for that software. If nothing specific is mentioned, usually just typing 'make' within directory containing the makefile is sufficient.

Well I typed "snes.c make" but it just skips a line and nothing happens. Also I gave the directory and the makefile.

 

[mashers]

Well I typed "snes.c make" but it just skips a line and nothing happens. Also I gave the directory and the makefile.

Just type make

 

[Stardust3033]

Just type make

Sorry for bugging you so much, but is there an image or a video watch, because I can't get this working. It says "make: *** No targets. Stop.

 

[mashers]

Sorry for bugging you so much, but is there an image or a video watch, because I can't get this working. It says "make: *** No targets. Stop.

Did you cd into the directory containing the blargSnes makefile first?

 

[Stardust3033]

Did you cd into the directory containing the blargSnes makefile first?

Yep.

 

[mashers]

Type in ls and post the output. That's 'L' for lemon, 'S' for sugar, all in lower case.

 

[Stardust3033]

Type in ls and post the output. That's 'L' for lemon, 'S' for sugar, all in lower case.

Ok, I did. So what does it mean?

 

[mashers]

Ok, I did. So what does it mean?

I don't know, I don't know what it says. Can you post the output?

 

[Stardust3033]

I don't know, I don't know what it says. Can you post the output?

Blargsnes-master blargsnes make makefile snes.c snes.cmake source

 

[mashers]

Blargsnes-master blargsnes make makefile snes.c snes.cmake source

Are they all on one line like that? It looks like they're one file the way they're written, which doesn't look right.

 

[Stardust3033]

Are they all on one line like that? It looks like they're one file the way they're written, which doesn't look right.

Yeah they're all in one line. I typed "blargSnes-master>makefile..." and so on.

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Do I press enter every time I type a file and not the arrow?

 

[mashers]

Yeah they're all in one line.

Ok, I'm going to assume that's a quirk of ming32's ls command, as I would have expected to see them in a list

I typed "blargSnes-master>makefile..." and so on.

Do I press enter every time I type a file and not the arrow?

I'm sorry but I have no idea what you mean. Why are you typing the filenames in? You literally just type the work make and press enter. You don't need to enter any filenames.

 

[Stardust3033]

Ok, I'm going to assume that's a quirk of ming32's ls command, as I would have expected to see them in a list


I'm sorry but I have no idea what you mean. Why are you typing the filenames in? You literally just type the work make and press enter. You don't need to enter any filenames.

...But...really?

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What do mean by just type the work?