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Maizesmagikarp:
Hi!

I was wondering how one would compile C source code for the TI-Nspire (Ndless).
As in compile the C into a .TNS.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Maize

bwang:
Read the Ndless readme!
On Linux, all I had to do was install arm-elf-gcc, binutils (for ARM), and newlib.
On Windows, I think you want to install Yagarto, which is an ARM toolchain for Windows.

DJ Omnimaga:
Let's not scare away new members, bwang, but I agree that the readme might have some useful information on what you need. If not, or if it confuses you, feel free to ask more questions (altough I myself may not be able to help, since I don't do C).

Also, what computer OS are you running?

bwang:
Sorry if I sounded rude; I really meant "there's useful stuff in the readme but I'm too lazy to type it here". Also, I just realized the document I got the development information from was Ndless-v1.0/src/doc/Dev.txt, which has step-by-step instructions on how to install YAGARTO, as well as various Eclipse plugins if you're into IDEs and such. That should be all you need to get started on Windows.
If you are running Linux, there are a couple posts on UTI that will help you (see, for example, this).

Maizesmagikarp:
FYI, I run Windows.
Thanks!
I'll look into it.

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