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Introduction:For those of you who do not know DS2Key is an application for Nintendo DS that simulates a PC Keyboard/Gamepad. Status of the project:Recently I've converted the entire application from C to C++. Most of the code has been rewritten and hopefully has less, or no bugs, but we'll see. If anyone is interested bug reports are more than welcome, if you can think of any thing to implement I'm looking to finally polish this project and release a final version. Features:PPJoy supportTurbo ModeTouchpad mouse emulationLinux/Windows ConsoleWindows GUIMultiple Profiles Missing old Features:Guitar Hero Pad supportLinux mouse supportAutomatic server IP searchPPJoy is supported untested. It should work, configuring from the GUI is not supported at this time so You'll have to manually edit the ini files. Change log: r52Added Turbo ModeLots of syntax and code structure changes, expect more.Access point test code, nothing actively implemented though.Maybe other things, not sure.r51Finished converting the main and keypad windows to classes. Still need to clean up the namespacesr50Complete conversion to C++. Everything supported in previous versions, other than Guitar Hero Gamepad are supported. Project Page: https://code.google.com/p/ds2key/ Download: https://ds2key.googlecode.com/files/DS2Key%20r52.zip
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Thank you very much for this piece of software, I have used it a number of different times with great success, and recommend it to people who are looking for gamepads to buy. I wonder if it would be feasable for an Android port of the DS2Key server software. Being able to use my NDS as a gamepad for my Android phone would be great, and the top screen would make a perfect cradle for it with a little duct tape . The Android OS also let's you configure it as a wifi hotspot, so it could be used when you're away from a router on some devices. I understand the Android SDK is free, based on Linux and uses Java, so would a port to Android even be possible? Thanks again!