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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    Friends, I have a problem again, and I'm here again. It would seem that this is the simplest game, in any programming language it takes 15 minutes to do, but not here. I wondered how to display text in the game in another language. The Devkitpro library offers an interesting solution, to draw a...
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    Guys, thanks a lot! I got my first DS program with an inserted picture thanks to your help!
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    And again I'm at an impasse. I try to follow the instructions posted by NotImpLife in post #7. I found a folder where i can convert images I put my image in gfx folder. Then I run my bat file, and a new build folder appears, in which the required files are located. And also two files...
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    Friends, I do not stop experimenting with this library, and here is the latest news. It is convenient for me to develop on my old laptop, but it does not support 64-bit systems, and I prepare the development environment specifically for a weak machine. You need to install...
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    Friends, I have made some progress in this matter. It turns out that if you run the main msys.bat file from the msys folder, and run the command in it, cd C:\devkitPro\examples\nds\hello_world make -f Makefile then the project builds successfully! The resulting file runs successfully in the...
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    NotImpLife The problem is that I have a 32 bit operating system installed on my laptop. And I don't really want to update it to 64 bit yet. Because of this, I do not install the latest version of DevkitPro. I'll try a later version of devkit pro with support for 32-bit systems. Thank you!
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    I use Visual Studio Code, it works with the makefile itself, I just click on the play button TTried the option you suggested, same error: and where make result:
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    yes, it works I'm not writing my project yet, but just trying to run projects from the "examples" folder. I attached an archive with all the projects in the "examples" folder to the message, now I'm trying to run the "hello world" project, but the error is the same with the rest of the projects.
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    Yes, I checked And also checked that the file runs without errors
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    No, I have an old version of Devkitpro 1.5 installed. It was not msys2 but just msys. Here is a screenshot of the folder:
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    I think I understand what is wrong. The program displays the following error message: This address looks weird: /bin/sh: /c/devkitPro/examples/nds/hello_world/c:/devkitPro/msys/bin/make.exe Of course this is a mistake, but I do not understand where this can be corrected? Maybe someone knows?
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    I just tried to build a project from the standard ndslib examples, and also met the same error. make.exe": make: Command not found make.exe": *** [build] Error 127 Can you please tell me where can I find the setting for the location of the makefile? Mega thank you for such a detailed...
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    Thanks a lot for your answers! I have already started to study the NFlib library on your advice with this very detailed instruction: gbatemp.net/threads/ds-programming-for-newbies.322106/ Downloaded the library from github /knightfox75/nds_nflib But I have a problem with running the example...
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    "DevkitPro -> libnds" or "how to create my own game?".

    Hi friends! I recently decided to try writing a game for the legendary Nintendo DS. And since I'm new to this area, I decided to write the simplest game that I only know. Game "Guess the number". The player is given the opportunity to guess the number in a certain range (for example, up to 1 to...
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