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- I'll start by exploring the repository structure to understand the current codebase and identify the nxdump and wad packer modules that need to be integrated. - I can see the repository has two main components: NXDump and WAD Repackager, along with some additional source files. Let me examine the structure of each component to understand their current implementation. - The NXDump appears to be a Nintendo Switch homebrew application with C++ source code. Let me examine the WAD Repackager structure to understand its implementation. - The WAD Repackager appears to be a C# Windows Forms application called FriishProduce. Let me examine the main README files to better understand the purpose and functionality of each component. - Now I understand the project's purpose - it's a system to transfer games from Switch to Wii. Let me examine the NXDump README to understand its specific functionality. - Now let me check the WAD Repackager README to understand its functionality. - Now let me examine the source files in the main directory to understand the current integration approach. - Let me examine some key source files from both NXDump and WAD Repackager to understand their current structure and identify integration points. - Analyzing the repository structure to understand how NXDump (Switch homebrew) and FriishProduce (Windows C# app) can be integrated for file transfer. - Let me examine key files from both applications to understand their current architecture and identify integration points. - Now I'll create a comprehensive plan for integrating the NXDump and WAD Repackager components to enable communication between them. - How to integrate NXDump (Nintendo Switch homebrew app in C/C++) with FriishProduce WAD Repackager (Windows C# app) to enable file transfer and communication between the two components for the RiiDownloader project? - Based on my analysis, I'll now implement the integration by creating network communication infrastructure. I'll start by examining the existing injector classes in FriishProduce to understand the current file processing workflow. - Now I'll examine the NXDump tasks system to understand how it handles file operations and create the integration infrastructure. - Now I'll start implementing the integration by creating the network communication infrastructure. I'll begin by adding network communication classes to FriishProduce and extending NXDump's HTTP capabilities. - Now I'll create a network-aware ROM injector that can work with files received from NXDump over the network. - Now I'll create a new form for the network integration functionality that allows users to discover and connect to NXDump devices. - Let me create the NetworkIntegrationForm.Designer.cs file in smaller parts to avoid the length limit. - Now I'll create the code-behind file for the NetworkIntegrationForm to handle the user interface logic. - Now I'll create a simple dialog for manually adding devices by IP address. - Now I'll modify the MainForm to add a menu item for accessing the network integration functionality.

--- :white_check_mark: I finished the proposed code changes, and the pull request is ready for review: #15. Comment on the pull request to provide feedback and request a new iteration. To provide feedback on how Amazon Q Developer performed with code generation, create an issue in the [Amazon Q Developer public repository](https://github.com/Amazon-Q-Developer/feedback-q-developer-for-github-app/issues/).

Feature Request: Getting the 2 parts to talk to eachother #11

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