Home

• Introduction

  • DS Application Development
  • The Woopsi User Interface Framework

• Setting up a Development Environment

  • Installing DevKitARM and LibNDS
  • Installing a DS Emulator
  • Installing Woopsi

• Naming Conventions and Style

  • Classes
  • Namespaces
  • Constants
  • Members
  • Variables
  • Enums
  • Types

• Coding for the DS

  • Developing for Embedded Systems – The C++ Subset
  • Stack Limits
  • RAM Size
  • RAM Emulation Difficulties
  • Floating-Point Maths
  • Datatypes and Speed
  • Memory Copying

• Hardware Abstraction Layer

  • Hardware Initialisation
  • Framebuffer
  • DMA Hardware
  • Vertical Blanks
  • I/O
  • SDL Capabilities

• Utility Classes

  • WoopsiString
  • StringIterator
  • Document
  • WoopsiArray
  • Date

• Bitmap Classes

  • BitmapBase
  • BitmapWrapper
  • MutableBitmapBase
  • FrameBuffer
  • Bitmap

• Bitmap Manipulation

  • Graphics

• Fonts

  • FontBase
  • PackedFont Classes

• Gadgets

  • Screens
  • Buttons
  • Text Containers

• Co-ordinate Systems

• Hello World Tutorial

  • Objective
  • Project Directory Structure
  • Creating a main.cpp File
  • Creating a Woopsi Application Class Header File
  • Creating a Woopsi Application Class Source File
  • Testing the Basic Application
  • Adding a Screen
  • Adding a Window
  • Adding a TextBox
  • Summary