From what I understand, most homebrew programming on the DS is done in C or C++, and the source for PD is in C, so how much work would be required to make a port? It seems the stylus would be good for connecting objects, and the buttons could each make a different kind of object box, and the d-pad could be used for navigation.

If anybody is interested in working on this with me, let me know!

Thanks,

Chris

devkitPro contains a C compiler for the ARM in the DS, as well as i/o libraries for the various peripherals. I think that most homebrew/hackers use this to do their magic. I've often thought about doing this as a project, but I may lack the programming experience... How about yourself? Maybe it is time that one/both of us give it a shot?

I don't have much experience with C, either, but if we figure out *exactly* what we want the port to do, the "how" shouldn't be too difficult to figure out (with a couple textbooks and the internets).

Anyway, drop me a line: theloneviolist@gmail.com

Has there been any mention of Pd being compiled for Googles Android os?

Can't seem to find anything

The more I think about it, the more work it would seem to entail. PD, as it stands has lots of dependencies, tc/tkl(correct?) for one, who knows how compatible they are with the NDS. There is a Linux project for the NDS going on, but is has only very basic GUI support and seems in it's infancy at best. If it would be at all possible to support some sort of Linux desktop environment for NDS, that would be ideal. It seems like a much more manageable project to cross compile PD for NDSlinux rather than straight to the NDS, No?