You are, of course, free to use the command line if thats how you prefer to work but youll be much more productive with PN2 or a similarly capable editor.

Some tools are configured already - make and clean, these may be accessed by pressing ALT 1 for make and ALT 2 for clean or alternatively from the tools menu.

The project files are designed so that.h files saved in the include folder and.c.cpp files saved in the source folder are automatically added to the tree view.

To get files which have just been added to show up you need to toggle the relevant folder in the tree view.

The installerupdater will remove everything in the examples folders when new samples are provided.

The command is the actual command line used to run the tool, in this case simply make.

The Folder box denotes the working directory for the tool, in this case weve set it to (ProjectPath) which is the directory where the PN2 project file is stored.

Ing Devkitpro Code Is Arranged

All the devkitPro example code is arranged so the makefile is there.

Set the tool to save all files before running so you dont have to save your modifications manually.

To set the keyboard shortcut for the tool simply click in the Shortcut box and press your desired key combination.

Ing Devkitpro Drivers From Here

If TegraRCM doesnt detect your Switch you may need to install the APX drivers from here and make sure to install the libusk 3.0.7.0 drivers: After you injected the.bin file your Switch should boot the CFW Included in the attachment is a compiled version of ReiNX for those that dont want to compile.

If you know so much why dont you make a tut instead of going around criticising everything.

Maybe Ill try this cfw, at least just boot it to see if I can compile it properly.

Also natinusala posted his tutorial here so you might want to give that one a shot.

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Installing Devkitpro