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DLDI Is an mechanism that allows homebrew games/apps can be patched with an FAT driver for it's specific flashcard. To orgininal program is an command line tool.

There's an Windows graphical user interface, to make patching a bit easier. Unfortunately there wasn't an user interface for the Linux users out there (which includes me).

So I decided to create one. To improve my C++ skills, for fun, and for all Linux people. I've modified the original DLDI pretty much, which is now a lot more object oriented.

Features

• Support for any DLDI Driver
• Patch multiple files at once
• GTK+ UI, using gtkmm UI library.
• DBus support, so you can set it as your default application for .nds files

How to use
- Start the program dldi-linux-gui
- Select your .dldi file
- Add the .nds files to the list
- click on the 'Patch' button.

Requirements
- libgtkmm
- libglademm

When compiling, see the INSTALL file, you'll need the dbus-cpp bindings, which are part of the OpenWengo project.

Download Link
You can find all downloads on our Sourceforge.net page:

http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=196301

Compiling Instructions

To compile DLDI Linux Gui, you'll need the dbus C++ Bindings of the OpenWengo project. Get it from their subversion repository.



cd to that directory


Run configure WITH --enable-glib


Compile and install it


If you're getting compiler errors, open up a texteditor, and open the file:
dbus-c++/include/glib-integration.h

Find the line
#include "eventloop.h"

and after that line add:
#include "dispatcher.h"

And then run 'make' and 'make install' again.

Now, go to the directory of dldilinuxgui itself.
run:


and it's installed

start the program:
dldi-linux-gui