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the last paramter is a count
try this

I made some changes and this seems to work: #include <cstdint> #include <iostream> template <unsigned F> // changed F to unsigned struct fp { static_assert(F < 32); // assert shifts are valid constexpr static unsigned BITS = F; // change to constexpr static member instead of enum int32_t s; // to ...

This approach is simply not going to work for affine transformations. Your geoshader assumes that the two added vertices are axis-aligned with the two input vertices, which is simply not true for affine transformations (except for obvious cases like 90 degree rotation or horizontal flip, among ...

Well, here is something similar. Make sure you are checking for errors! #include <stdio.h> #include <dirent.h> #include <sys/stat.h> #include <string.h> #include <unistd.h> int myReaddir(const char *Path) { static char path[PATH_MAX]; struct dirent *dent; struct stat st; DIR *dp; char *p, *end ...

This is probably popen creates a new process ('sort' in your case). I doubt there is process management from a homebrew perspective, let alone processes. In this specific case you may want to replace this code with an actual sort that doesn't rely on an external program. You said PARI/GP relies ...

There is no attachment. Can you provide the lines of code which set up VRAM and you backgrounds? You can also try to fill in this worksheet and provide a link to your configuration.

Well that's easy.
You may have to switch x and y. I don't remember which order it goes in.

I made an example for you:
https://github.com/mtheall/nds_examples ... r/keyboard

This is sort of a duplicate of this post, but with these settings, but in this example VRAM_B is correctly mapped to account for going over the 128KB boundary. This setup should not be experiencing artifacts, so we may need more info about what you're doing (maybe paste the code where you're drawing ...

These are the settings you have, and these are probably the settings you want. In the first, you are going over the 128KB boundary, so this won't work unless you have VRAM_A and VRAM_B set to MAIN_BG. Notice how the map base for bitmap backgrounds is an offset into VRAM in 16KB chunks. The map base ...