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It would be nice if ctrtool and makerom could be used on Android devices (especially aarch64 and armv71).
The problem is that the current makefile doesn't support cross compiling for that. For example, there are a bunch of uname -m.
Actually I'm unsure if it would even compile on the devices itself but I just don't have the 5G for g++, etc there and I haven't gotten that much into the files.
Would also be nice if you provided binaries for those architectures in the repo.
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For these tools, all compilation is done on the platform it is intended to run on. Cross compilation could be added, but it isn’t trivial, and would need to be supported in the CI/CD.
What use cases do you have where editing on an android device is preferred over a desktop environment?
It would be a step to allow the HMRT (Home Menu Rebuilding Tool), which is used when a user wants to modify parts of their 3DS Home Menu that themes do not touch (see https://axities.github.io/), to work on Android (within Termux).
Every few months I see users in the "Custom 3DS Assets" discord asking if somebody can create a custom Home Menu for them cause they only have a Android device and it is always a lengthy process cause they are obviously new users and they don't know what is possible or what they really want (documentation is more textual than graphical). If everything worked on Android then those users could try stuff out themselves which would save everyone involved time and they are more likely to not give up and actually get what they want.
It would be nice if ctrtool and makerom could be used on Android devices (especially aarch64 and armv71).
The problem is that the current makefile doesn't support cross compiling for that. For example, there are a bunch of
uname -m
.Actually I'm unsure if it would even compile on the devices itself but I just don't have the 5G for g++, etc there and I haven't gotten that much into the files.
Would also be nice if you provided binaries for those architectures in the repo.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: