The question is easy: Nintendo gives DS licenses to sh with some published projects and a solid financial background only. The easier way to get published is to submit your work to an already licensed sh.
However you can sell your homebrew project, as long as you add a disclaimer that you're not related to Nintendo at all. By the way, I'll add something about this subject
This is probably the most interesting part. It might be needed to check with some lawyer, but it would be great to sell homebrew stuff being unrelated to Nintendo itself.Originally Posted by Legolas
However you can sell your homebrew project, as long as you add a disclaimer that you're not related to Nintendo at all. By the way, I'll add something about this subject
How about gp2x? I'm about to buy one, afaik it has some emulation properties? What's the FPCs status on it? (the fpc4gp2x is a bit outdated)
Feel the power of Open Source.
<br />Feel the power of Free Pascal.
The gp2x runs binaries generated by a vanilla FPC 2.2.0 for ARM-linux. You need to write a small shell script, for example my_gp2x_program.gpe:
#!/bin/sh
./my_pascal_program
exec /usr/gp2xmenu/gp2xmeny
Just copy the exe and script to your gp2x and it runs.
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