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DLDI stands for dynamically linked device interface and is a method by which developers can make programs for carts with mutually incompatible drivers whereas before there would have been several builds required, the basic theory is that the code is compiled with a blank space and then the '''user''' patches this blank space for use with their cart. The EZ4 and EZ5 both have DLDI patches and their use is wholly supported by sosuke.com in place of individual libraries. | DLDI stands for dynamically linked device interface and is a method by which developers can make programs for carts with mutually incompatible drivers whereas before there would have been several builds required, the basic theory is that the code is compiled with a blank space and then the '''user''' patches this blank space for use with their cart. The EZ4 and EZ5 both have DLDI patches and their use is wholly supported by sosuke.com in place of individual libraries. | ||
For a basic tutorial, see [[ | For a basic tutorial, see [[DLDI Tutorial]]. | ||
=History= | =History= | ||
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See also [[developers_page]] on this wiki. | See also [[developers_page]] on this wiki. | ||
= DLDI Tutorial = | = DLDI Tutorial (Windows)= | ||
'''NOTE:'''This FAQ is slightly antiquated by the release of kernel 1.7, which DLDI patches for the user. Auto-DLDI patching is not perfect, some users may use kernels older than 1.7, and some users may not use the EZ-Flash V as their flash cart. This FAQ exists for that purpose. | '''NOTE:'''This FAQ is slightly antiquated by the release of kernel 1.7, which DLDI patches for the user. Auto-DLDI patching is not perfect, some users may use kernels older than 1.7, and some users may not use the EZ-Flash V as their flash cart. This FAQ exists for that purpose. |