Create programs from a program

Is it possible to make a program create a program?

Well I'm making a game like that... It'll eventually let you save/load programs that you make with BasicCode2

Is it possible to make a program create a program?

Well I'm making a game like that... It'll eventually let you save/load programs that you make with BasicCode2

Ok! Thanks! I just made an account! Im working on something like homebrew... It will allow acess to the inner core of the 3DS... It crashes smilebasic and then will execute a program.

BasicCode2 is still in development and is a whole new coding language! Got any command ideas?

BasicCode2 is still in development and is a whole new coding language! Got any command ideas?

Hmm... Lets pm about this...

16bitcoder didn't answer the question at all. Yes, you can write to other PRG slots from within a program. Refer to http://smilebasic.com/en/reference/#code Also, I don't suggest using extension libraries before you know SmileBASIC itself pretty well. It'll just make it harder later on.

16bitcoder didn't answer the question at all. Yes, you can write to other PRG slots from within a program. Refer to http://smilebasic.com/en/reference/#code Also, I don't suggest using extension libraries before you know SmileBASIC itself pretty well. It'll just make it harder later on.

Well technically you are running a program and you create a program inside the running program so... creating a program in a program...

16bitcoder didn't answer the question at all. Yes, you can write to other PRG slots from within a program. Refer to http://smilebasic.com/en/reference/#code Also, I don't suggest using extension libraries before you know SmileBASIC itself pretty well. It'll just make it harder later on.

Well technically you are running a program and you create a program inside the running program so... creating a program in a program...

It isn't helpful to provide examples when inevitably the goal is knowing how to do so.

ok,i won't argue with an admin on a site.

Ok! Thanks! I just made an account! Im working on something like homebrew... It will allow acess to the inner core of the 3DS... It crashes smilebasic and then will execute a program.

You've figured out a way to make the 3DS run arbitrary code after crashing SB? How are you doing this, I wonder?

Is it possible to make a program create a program?

Well I'm making a game like that... It'll eventually let you save/load programs that you make with BasicCode2

Ok! Thanks! I just made an account! Im working on something like homebrew... It will allow acess to the inner core of the 3DS... It crashes smilebasic and then will execute a program.

Well if you think you can make Smilehax using CrashSB its already been proved that it has too have a certain crash. Not just a crashes a app.

Is it possible to make a program create a program?

Well I'm making a game like that... It'll eventually let you save/load programs that you make with BasicCode2

Ok! Thanks! I just made an account! Im working on something like homebrew... It will allow acess to the inner core of the 3DS... It crashes smilebasic and then will execute a program.

Well if you think you can make Smilehax using CrashSB its already been proved that it has too have a certain crash. Not just a crashes a app.

Ok. But i could find something...

Is it possible to make a program create a program?

Well I'm making a game like that... It'll eventually let you save/load programs that you make with BasicCode2

Ok! Thanks! I just made an account! Im working on something like homebrew... It will allow acess to the inner core of the 3DS... It crashes smilebasic and then will execute a program.

Well if you think you can make Smilehax using CrashSB its already been proved that it has too have a certain crash. Not just a crashes a app.

Ok. But i could find something...

Nada. I asked on GBATemp where is where most of the experts are and they say it would have to crah and be openable of putting code in it to launch. If your looking for a way for it to go to the inner core of the 3ds idk what you mean, your trying to make a kernal exploit? If so well jut leave it to the experts.