New version not working right for me

[zelbo]

Something seems odd about the new version. When i compile some of the examples, namely hello_world and console_windows, they compile without errors, but when i run them in no$gba, i get no response. the console windows one draws the borders for the windows, but nothing happens when i press buttons or click the mouse over them. Same thing with the hello world, it draws the initial stuff fine, and i can watch the frame count go up, but no response. previously compiled examples from before i updated work fine. What did i screw up?

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[mirror]
url=

[msys]
Version=1.0.11-RC2

[devkitARM]
Version=26

[devkitPPC]
Version=0

[devkitPSP]
Version=0

[libgba]
Version=20090222

[libnds]
Version=1.3.5

[libmirko]
Version=0.9.7

[pnotepad]
Version=2.0.8.718

[insight]
Version=6.8.50-20080425

[ndsexamples]
Version=20090531

[gbaexamples]
Version=20090222

[cubeexamples]
Version=0

[pspdoc]
Version=0
[libgbafat]
Version=1.0.4
[maxmodgba]
Version=1.0.5
[libndsfat]
Version=1.0.4
[defaultarm7]
Version=0.5.4
[dswifi]
Version=0.3.9
[maxmodds]
Version=1.0.5
[gp32examples]
Version=20051021
[filesystem]
Version=0.9.2

[Pete]

You're using an emulator. Try putting it on the DS.

[zelbo]

I will try that when i get a chance, but even if it works on the real hardware i really don't expect to be able to make any progress if i can't get it to work in an emulator. Is anyone else having this problem, or is it just me? I know i have some sort of magical ability to break computers just by looking at them, but i really want to make my stupid little rogue-like.

[Pete]

Check this post:

http://forums.devkitpro.org/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=1374

[StevenH]

BTW WinterMute changed something that sno$ version 2.6 does not like, but DeSmuME v0.9.2 works fine with everything I throw at it...

I know people tell me not to use DeSmuME as it's not that good, but when it's the only DS Emu that works at the moment I will use it. Mind you the real test is always hardware...

[WinterMute]

Working and testing on emulators will eventually result in code that doesn't work on hardware with little to no indication of why. DeSmuME is particularly bad for this.

The latest libnds and default arm7 have been updated for better startup synchronisation on hardware which has the handy side effect of making no$ 2.6 work again.