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Oct 20 '06

Since everyone has been asking for DSemus lately, I decided to make a guide for how to make your own. It's quite simple actually.

The entire no$gba is written in a mid-level programming code called 'assembly code'. Here is a link that will teach you how program things on your own in assembly code:

http://www.xs4all.nl/~smit/asm01001.htm

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aoikazemaru

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Oct 20 '06

nice job, but most noobs ask for a working one, not for a "make it on your own" guide, but still pretty helpful, i think i'll check it out :)

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raven!gaming

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Oct 20 '06

Lol, you might be able to give them a help, but learning assembly needs more help than that. The reason why is because assembly is also considered REVERSE ENGINEERING! :P

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aoikazemaru

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Oct 20 '06

i can't even get the reverse on my dad's car :P

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raven!gaming

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Oct 23 '06

Thats not a great reply, but really you got to get a good book that will teach you about Assembly and the commands to use it. For example:

mov AX,BX

would perform something :P figure out what

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aoikazemaru

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Oct 24 '06

[quote author=HeLlFiRE link=topic=26596.msg150136#msg150136 date=1161618050]
Thats not a great reply
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how about this one? do you like colors? ;D

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raven!gaming

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Oct 24 '06

=\ lol

Oh well. I suggest a good book or a buddy who really knows ASM(Assembly) because if you know ASM you can do many things. And i literally mean many things.

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