LibHelpMii - Wii coding. Simplified.
created by hunterm and megazig
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LibHelpMii can make it even easier to code for Wii, make your own homebrew programs, and makes it easier to learn how to code.

Current Version Release Notes:
}---=== 1.5 ===---{
Tons of new stuff:
- megazig decided to give me some of his code to use!
- Giant amounts of code by megazig added! (code is near bottom of header.)
- Channel launching is explained.
- Auto-installer


How to install:
1. First, grab the installer from this thread. (Unless you already have the installer, if so, just run it again.)
2. Save libhm.h to your devkitPRO/libogc/include/ folder. (ex. C:\devkitPRO\libogc\include\libhm.h)
2. To start learning how to use it, open this file, and study the syntax in it.
3. To use it in a file, put #include <libhm.h> at the very top of the file, which will allow you to use libhm's syntax and functions in your file.
4. ????
5. PROFIT!!!

Don't you love how much I was able to simplify the installation process?

Download Installer
Download Sample Code

When starting to code with LibHelpMii, take a while to study the syntax used with it, and use the sample code to start from, as it will allow you to start coding without needing to create a Makefile, just start editing the .c file included.

About the installer: The LibHelpMii installer is a edited version of the Portapack Unplugged! Updater, I cannot take full credit for it. Aether created the installer, and I just deleted and edited the links.

Report Bugs, suggestions, hate-mail, love-mail, awesomeness, and comments here.

Mega-giant-super update coming soon, megazig has helped me out with some new features! (He has said he thinks it would be a good idea to have a beginner's lib to hack around with. ;) )

Few things annoying me:

1) Why should I download an exe file that has almost 400kb just to let it download a single header file that has less than 2kb ?

2) Installer downloads version 1.3, not 1.4 ?

3) How would anyone ever learn C any further if you break the basic concepts (like pulling "int main(int argc, char *argv[])" out ?