Homebrew How to compile .3dsx code?

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Someone please help me as I'm to dumb and noobish to figure this out.

I followed the instructions in this
https://gbatemp.net/threads/homebrew-development.360646/#post-4887740

And in this
http://3dbrew.org/wiki/Setting_up_Development_Environment

I added the paths to the $PATH (or so I think) in environmental variables under advanced system settings, so now I have the gpu example code from ctrulib_master\examples opened in notepad++, so what next? How do I build this into a .3dsx file to run on ninjhax? If I can figure that out I should be good.
 
well what I did is just used a command window. Navigated to the directory for the item you want to compile than typed make clean and than typed make. This created a .3dsx file as well as elf and others.

if you wish to make your own program, make a copy of the templete folder, name it whatever you want
 
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You have to right click + shift on the folder containing your project, then open the CLI and type "make". Then you'll get both .3dsx and .smdh files needed for the project to run on ninjhax.

I don't know for Linux though
 
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I can figure all this out but I keeps on giving me errors for python and I have python installed. Maybe I should just go back to linux lol.
 
I can figure all this out but I keeps on giving me errors for python and I have python installed. Maybe I should just go back to linux lol.
I found if your folder directory has any space bars in it the command won't work. I had it in a folder called "don't delete" and it only worked when I moved it to a folder on my c: drive.
 
I found if your folder directory has any space bars in it the command won't work. I had it in a folder called "don't delete" and it only worked when I moved it to a folder on my c: drive.
Oh ok, I was trying to compile stuff on my B:/ drive lol.
 
All I do is type make and All I get is this horror....
do i need something else?
 

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