Homebrew Quick question about Spider3DSTools

[ProNiteBite]

So recently I've been wanting to try to code for the Spider3DSTools, but I have a quick question, (one that will surely make me sound stupid) how do I compile the code after it's written?

 

[WulfyStylez]

So recently I've been wanting to try to code for the Spider3DSTools, but I have a quick question, (one that will surely make me sound stupid) how do I compile the code after it's written?

It's literally the first header in the readme. https://github.com/yifanlu/Spider3DSTools

 

[Slushie3DS]

I can help you, friend.

>Start by opening the spider3DStools directory in your command like.
>Depending on your operating system, it should look a bit like this:

bbnorman@bbnorman-Veriton-M460:~/Documents/3DS/Spider3DSTools-master$

>Use the make command.

make

>Several .BINs and .DATs will output.
>To use ROP, you must convert it to JS.
>Start by compiling browserify:

 gcc -o browserify browserify.c

>Now that it is compiled, use it on desired ROP:

browserify LoadCode.dat > js_output.txt

>You can find your JS inside of the outputted text document.

Hope I helped.

 

[ProNiteBite]

It's literally the first header in the readme. https://github.com/yifanlu/Spider3DSTools

I looked in there but I was unsure about what file I needed to get, which one would I need? (again, I'm sorry for asking such a silly question!)

 

[ProNiteBite]

I can help you, friend.

>Start by opening the spider3DStools directory in your command like.
>Depending on your operating system, it should look a bit like this:

bbnorman@bbnorman-Veriton-M460:~/Documents/3DS/Spider3DSTools-master$

>Use the make command.

make

>Several .BINs and .DATs will output.
>To use ROP, you must convert it to JS.
>Start by compiling browserify:

 gcc -o browserify browserify.c

>Now that it is compiled, use it on desired ROP:

browserify LoadCode.dat > js_output.txt

>You can find your JS inside of the outputted text document.

Hope I helped.

Thanks, this should be a big help!

 

[DarkFlare69]

Thanks, this should be a big help!

You'll need an arm-none-eabi-gcc toolchain installed, like Yagarto.

 

[ProNiteBite]

You'll need an arm-none-eabi-gcc toolchain installed, like Yagarto.

So, the site is a bit confusing to navigate, is it the build from launchpad?

I feel really stupid now, I found it, thanks for the help!

 

[DarkFlare69]

So, the site is a bit confusing to navigate, is it the build from launchpad?

I feel really stupid now, I found it, thanks for the help!

Download this:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/yagarto/

 

[Slushie3DS]

So, the site is a bit confusing to navigate, is it the build from launchpad?

I feel really stupid now, I found it, thanks for the help!

Click to start download.

 

[ProNiteBite]

Download this:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/yagarto/

Thanks! I feel really stupid now, you guys are a big help!

 

[DarkFlare69]

Thanks! I feel really stupid now, you guys are a big help!

No problem! Don't feel stupid, I was an ultra noob at first (and still sorts is)

 

[ProNiteBite]

I have one more question, for some reason whenever I try to use the 'make' command I get this error, " 'make' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." What can I do? I installed YAGARTO but it still doesn't work.

 

[Slushie3DS]

I have one more question, for some reason whenever I try to use the 'make' command I get this error, " 'make' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file." What can I do? I installed YAGARTO but it still doesn't work.

Have you all the right .DLLs? I am not all that Windows savvy, as I am a gnu/linux user. Check here.