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pseultra's build system integration is still a work-in-progress. Thus, currently a simple shell script is used to automate the building of a ROM from a single C source file. This section explains how to download and use the template project and build script, which you can then customize as much as you want. (Here, we assume the Windows setup described above; if you're using a different platform or toolchain, the most important thing to adjust will be the assignment of the <code>PATH</code> environment variable in <code>build.sh</code>. Additionally, make sure you have a copy of the [https://github.com/DragonMinded/libdragon/blob/trunk/tools/chksum64.c chksum64] application which is bundled with pseultra in the binaries linked above).
# Download and extract [https://github.com/iffyloop/pseultra/releases/
# Take the first 4096 bytes of a big-endian N64 ROM and copy them to a separate file called <code>nintendo-boot-template.n64</code>, placing that file in the root directory of your project (next to <code>build.sh</code>). If you want, you can keep a copy of this file in another location, separate from your project, and re-use it again later. '''This is the non-free part discussed below in the section "A Note About Bootloaders."'''
# Run <code>build.sh</code> inside an '''MSYS2''' shell. The final output should be located inside <code>build\main-linked-nintendo-boot.n64</code>. Run this ROM with CEN64, and you should see a spinning cube!
# Use this project as a starting point for your own N64 software.
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