I'm gonna try this when I get back home. i really need one of these calculators for Trig and I'm definitely not willing to fork over 100+ bucks for one.
Here's the compiled file for you http://homepages.tesco.net/beshir/data/WabbitDS_OSW.zipI added to OSW's really nice skin and uploaded it. Can someone help me compile it (I have no knowledge about programming let alone compiling them).
I added to OSW's really nice skin and uploaded it. Can someone help me compile it (I have no knowledge about programming let alone compiling them).
Here's the compiled file for you http://homepages.tesco.net/beshir/data/WabbitDS_OSW.zip
All you need to do is follow the instructions to install DevkitPro.
Test that you've installed it correctly by running "make" from a command line to compile one of the examples.
Once you've done that, extract jim_e's source code and do the same for his, to make sure you can compile his version.
Then replace the /arm9/data/skin1.bmp, etc. with your own and compile with your own skins.
Actually, I was wondering that my self. I don't know where most people go to look for home brew so all I really have are forum posts. In the TI scene theres only Ticalc.org, every TI program made ends up there. I don't know of an equivalent site for the DS though.This rocks! It works just like a real calculator, and the sending of files to it is very simple.
I was surprised that the program was able to read the files on the SD card in my M3 Perfect while I started the program from the M3 Simply!
Ahh good that worked...I tried to make the file browser as flexible as possible, but I didn't have a slot2 device to test on.
What's the qualifications of hitting the homepage? Does it need to be reviewed by a mod?