[Question] Can somewhane help me to compile this .nds homebrew game?

[KirgoPlayer007]

Can someone help me to compile this nds homebrew?

https://github.com/svkaiser/doom64DS

I have a n64 Doom64 wad but i dont have any idea from where to start.....

I made some search but i didnt found anything usseful in the internet.

 

[elhobbs]

Can somewhane help me to compile this nds homebrew?

https://github.com/svkaiser/doom64DS

I have a n64 Doom64 wad but i dont have any idea from where to start.....

I made some search but i didnt found anything usseful in the internet.

You need devkitarm to compile this:
https://devkitpro.org/wiki/Getting_Started

This is an older project so you make need to make some code changes to get it to compile.

 

[banjo2]

You need devkitarm to compile this:
https://devkitpro.org/wiki/Getting_Started

This is an older project so you make need to make some code changes to get it to compile.

You could also try an older version of DKA

 

[godreborn]

might be able to compile it with visual studio 2013. there's a project and sln file with it.

 

[elhobbs]

might be able to compile it with visual studio 2013. there's a project and sln file with it.

This is a makefile project. You still need devkitarm.

 

[elhobbs]

You could also try an older version of DKA

The devkitpro admins tend to get upset when people suggest this. As they don’t support older versions.

 

[godreborn]

This is a makefile project. You still need devkitarm.

It will not compile with make, already tried it.

 

[elhobbs]

It will not compile with make, already tried it.

Error message?

 

[godreborn]

Yes

 

[elhobbs]

Yes

"Yes" - I am not familiar with that error message ...

 

[godreborn]

You asked if there was an error message.

 

[godreborn]

 

[elhobbs]

add the following to arm9/source/ds.h

#ifndef _WIN32
#ifndef stricmp 
#define stricmp strcasecmp
#endif
#ifndef strnicmp 
#define strnicmp strncasecmp
#endif
#endif

towards the top - after the #include section

then run:

make clean && make

then it successfully builds for me - did not try to see f it actually runs though. from there you still need the n64 doom rom and to run it through wadgen. there is a binary in the wadgen/msvc6/bin folder - not sure if that works either ...

edit: changed code

 

[godreborn]

still get the error. here's where I put that:

 

[godreborn]

think it was a typo, but here's a new error:

 

[elhobbs]

think it was a typo, but here's a new error:

View attachment 284705

I modified the code change above

you will also need a couple more changes to get it to actually run
d_base.s - change the Functions block at the top to add the STT_FUNC type

@==========================================================================
@Functions
@==========================================================================
    .global _DivInt
    .type _DivInt STT_FUNC
    .global _SlopeDiv
    .type _SlopeDiv STT_FUNC
    .global _R_PointToAngle
    .type _R_PointToAngle STT_FUNC
    .global _R_PointOnSide
    .type _R_PointOnSide STT_FUNC
    .global    FixedMul
    .type FixedMul STT_FUNC
    .global    FixedDiv
    .type FixedDiv STT_FUNC
    .global    FixedDiv2
    .type FixedDiv2 STT_FUNC

and then change ds.c - to remove the outdated fat0:// reference

//
// I_FilePath
//

const char* I_FilePath(const char* file)
{
    static char fname[256];

    sprintf(fname, "%s", file);
    return fname;
}

 

[godreborn]

alright, we have success, not sure if this is allowed, but I'm thinking it's homebrew:

 

[elhobbs]

alright, we have success, not sure if this is allowed, but I'm thinking it's homebrew:

that is cheating - the original post was for help compiling. not for a compiled version ... oh well

 

[godreborn]

I'm trying to test if it works, and I'm getting iwad not found. I placed the doom64.wad in the same location as the nds rom, but this error comes up every time.

 

[elhobbs]

I'm trying to test if it works, and I'm getting iwad not found. I placed the doom64.wad in the same location as the nds rom, but this error comes up every time.

There can be a couple reasons for this. You missed the file path function change. Or your launcher does not support current directory. The file path change is required in both scenarios. If it is the launcher then putting the wad at the root directory should work.