I wonder if that would be doable. That would be awesome.

I tried to cross-compile them, but, unfortunately, seems they contains Linux and Windows-specific code, so I have to write Wii-specific code to replace it.

But still, that would be a nice project to work on, right? My ultimate goal would be to port TiLP and other TI utilities (emulators?) to the Wii using libwiigui or something and/or create games that make use of a calculator.

FYI the Wii have 2 USB ports on the back, so you can plug a Silverlink there.

It would be nice if you could port gCn for the wii.

Um, the wii already have a wifi card. Unless you meant a wii and a calc playing together over the Internet, which could be nice.

I assume libti* are the TiLP drivers, right?

Juju, the two things that would be needed to do this are glib and libusb, if you can port both of those to the wii, or replace their uses with equivalent functions that would be what you need.

It's possible.  IIRC, there is a keyboard, mouse, and Mass storage driver already implemented.

I actually doubt there is a libusb port for the wii, but if you look at libticables/src/linux/libusb.c you should be able to figure out how to do it with w/e devkitpro offers for USB. Make sure you look at the non Windows/Linux specific code paths as they have some OS specific hacks for bugs in libusb-0.1. If you have any questions about it just ping me on IRC and I can help you with it.

Ok I'm sure that is is no where near as nice as the libusb-1.0 api but I should be able to help you out if you have questions. You only need the ability to do bulk writes and reads which is a plus at least.