DolceSDK is a PlayStation Vita homebrew SDK forked from Vitasdk due to to latter's lack of maintenance and incoherent direction. DolceSDK may break break compatibility with Vitasdk or between versions without notice. DolceSDK can be installed alongside Vitasdk so older projects can continue to use Vitasdk.
- Install the programs listed below with the distribution package manager.
- Install either msys2 or WSL.
- Install the programs listed below with
pacmanif using msys2, or with the distribution package manager if using WSL.
These programs are required for DolceSDK:
- python 3.6 or higher
- tar
- gzip
- bzip2
- xz
- curl
These programs are recommended:
- git
- make
- cmake 3.13 or higher
- autoconf
- automake
- patch
- diff
- Set the environmental variable
DOLCESDKto the installation prefix of DolceSDK. We recommend using$HOME/dolcesdkor$HOME/.local/dolcesdk, where your user has write permission. - Prepend
$DOLCESDK/binto the environmental variablePATH. We recommend adding these lines to$HOME/.profileor an equivalent file,
export DOLCESDK="path/to/dolcesdk"
export PATH="$DOLCESDK/bin:$PATH"
- Clone the installation scripts repository and run the SDK installation script.
git clone --depth=1 https://github.com/DolceSDK2/ddpm.git
python3 ddpm/dolcesdk-update.py
The directory ddpm can be deleted at this point
4. Install all packages from the DolceSDK package repository with dolcesdk-update-packages.
- To update the SDK, run
dolcesdk-update. - To install and update all packages, run
dolcesdk-update-packages. - To install or update packages by name, run
ddpm package-name. More than one package name can be used. - To install a local package, run
ddpm path/to/package. More than one path can be used.
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- Vitasdk contributors
- Logo based on Vitasdk logo created by Acemad.