Posted by yuriks

I'd do this with a simple sorted array. Your number of outstanding events at any given time is likely to be a small number. Simply give each event entry an auto-incrementing unique id, and insert it into the array mantaining a sorted order. For removing events iterate until you find a matching id.

Since the number of events is small, a linked list or other more complex structure will probably not give you any significant advantage (and could even be slower with a naive implementation.)

To optimize for the common case, you could sort the array in reverse order, so that popping the next event just requires decrementing the size. Another option is to use a circular array instead, though the implementation there is slightly more complicated.

Posted by phase

Doing

make

just stalls my console forever. It doesn't look like it's running any commands or anything.


Each time I do make it just stalls. If I quit it and try a different file, it does the same thing. Make works on my other projects, and DevkitPro is installed, so I don't know what the problem could be.

Posted by Syphurith

You could contact 173210 and others on github, from those repos of CFWs under active development.
And i would say good for this too.

Posted by Dazzozo

You're meant to remap it.

Posted by Dazzozo

There won't be one after FIRM launch, the ARM11 will be operating with physical addressing.

You will have to enable the MMU yourself.

Posted by plutoo

I kinda agree, if you can live with a hard limit on the number of events then a circular array would be optimal. But removals in the "middle" of the array can be painful to implement.

Posted by Dazzozo

You don't even need the bootrom for any of this.

Posted by Dazzozo

As for your overall aim here, I suggest you first spend some time understanding how NATIVE_FIRM operates, before trying to replace it. Specifically, how it brings up the ARM cores and to an extent, how it prepares them for shutdown (and generally how FIRM launch works). Otherwise, you're trying to run before you can walk.

Posted by Syphurith

Quite sorry for replying this late.
1.Version Spoofing itself is not hard, just edit the Version inside TMD.
However this would break the TMD signatures so you would need sig-patch environment - except Injected APP that isn't checked for the signature tightly.
2.The main reason you can not access Eshop due to the Service URL changed. Thanks to Smea that already a homebrew based on HANS can give you the access.
Hope you could find something interesting next time.