These are supplementary packages for devkitPro pacman to enable easier development using libogc2/devkitPPC.

If an issue arise with devkitPro-provided packages following installation of these packages or package repository, please perform a clean re-install of their distribution without these packages. devkitPro cannot, and will not, provide support for these packages.

Adding repository

You must first import the GPG key and locally sign it.

sudo (dkp-)pacman-key --recv-keys C8A2759C315CFBC3429CC2E422B803BA8AA3D7CE --keyserver keyserver.ubuntu.com
sudo (dkp-)pacman-key --lsign-key C8A2759C315CFBC3429CC2E422B803BA8AA3D7CE

Using sudo is not necessary on Windows (MSYS2) and always uses pacman-key and pacman.

Linux (GNU)

Append to /etc/pacman.conf if using pacman, or /opt/devkitpro/pacman/etc/pacman.conf if using dkp-pacman.

[libogc2-devkitpro]
Server = https://packages.libogc2.org/devkitpro/linux/$arch
Server = https://packages.extremscorner.org/devkitpro/linux/$arch

macOS

Append to /opt/devkitpro/pacman/etc/pacman.conf.

[libogc2-devkitpro]
Server = https://packages.libogc2.org/devkitpro/macos/$arch
Server = https://packages.extremscorner.org/devkitpro/macos/$arch

Windows (MSYS2)

Append to /etc/pacman.conf relative to MSYS2 installation.

[libogc2-devkitpro]
Server = https://packages.libogc2.org/devkitpro/windows/$arch
Server = https://packages.extremscorner.org/devkitpro/windows/$arch

Many packages are updates for existing devkitPro packages. To use these, [libogc2-devkitpro] must be placed before [dkp-libs]. You can switch back to devkitPro-provided packages at any time by swapping the order around and using sudo (dkp-)pacman -Syuu.

It is recommended to prioritize this repository when using more than the base packages in a libogc2 project.

Building packages

All packages can be built on Arch Linux, and most under MSYS2.