LibXenon provides a bare-metal homebrew library for the Xbox 360 gaming console.

Check out (https://hub.docker.com/u/free60)

Example usage

host $ cd libxenon-homebrew-app/
host $ docker run -it -v $PWD:/app free60/libxenon:latest
docker $ cd /app
docker $ make

Dependencies for Linux distributions using the dnf or apt package managers will automatically be installed for you. These include:

• flex
• bison
• gcc-multilib
• libgmp3-dev
• libmpfr-dev
• libmpc-dev
• texinfo
• git-core
• build-essential
• wget
• file

If you are not using a Linux system with either the dnf or apt package manager, ensure the above equivalents are installed before running the main driving script to setup LibXenon, which is named toolchain/build-xenon-toolchain. See below on how to use it.

By default the prefix is set to /usr/local/xenon. If you want to choose your own prefix, prepend it to the ./build-xenon-toolchain invocation, i.e. PREFIX="/home/username/xenon" ./build-xenon-toolchain toolchain.

./build-xenon-toolchain toolchain

./build-xenon-toolchain libxenon

./build-xenon-toolchain libs

After installation of the toolchain, the following environment variables need to be populated:

DEVKITXENON="/usr/local/xenon"
PATH="${PATH:+${PATH}:}"$DEVKITXENON"/bin:"$DEVKITXENON"/usr/bin"

DEVKITXENON depends on your chosen installation prefix location. The default value is /usr/local/xenon unless you changed it.

You may edit your ~/.bashrc to set these in every shell automatically. Alternatively, you may execute ./build-xenon-toolchain env-cmd to install a command named xenon-env. When you run that command, it will set those variables in a new shell.