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Odd how there's a backslash in there along with all the forward slashes... does that matter?c:/ndless/sdk/bin/../lib\libndls.a
Quote from: calc84maniac on March 06, 2011, 12:40:43 pmOdd how there's a backslash in there along with all the forward slashes... does that matter?c:/ndless/sdk/bin/../lib\libndls.aIt depends. Usually it doesn't, but considering he bolded it, I would say yes. I know for paths, windows CMD doesn't seem to care. My mac does, though. I would say it matters here.
Quote from: graphmastur on March 06, 2011, 02:04:28 pmQuote from: calc84maniac on March 06, 2011, 12:40:43 pmOdd how there's a backslash in there along with all the forward slashes... does that matter?c:/ndless/sdk/bin/../lib\libndls.aIt depends. Usually it doesn't, but considering he bolded it, I would say yes. I know for paths, windows CMD doesn't seem to care. My mac does, though. I would say it matters here.Actually, I was the one who bolded it
Quote from: jkag on January 03, 2011, 09:15:56 pmThanks edit: I believe I remember someone saying that arrows have been mapped to 1-9? Does this work in gbc4nspire or not?gbc4nspire came out before the touchpad was even announced. It'll probably need another hex editing session to make a touchpad version (perhaps even with support for reading the actual arrow keys if that could be pulled off -- I've been checking out how to interface with it)
Thanks edit: I believe I remember someone saying that arrows have been mapped to 1-9? Does this work in gbc4nspire or not?
Can you make sure your PATH variable doesn't contain the bin/ directory of a previous version of Ndless? Ndless 2.0 should be built with itself.