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-===== Your first program ======
+====== Your first program =======
 In this chapter, you're going to learn the basics of compiling and testing a homebrew project targetting the WonderSwan.
-==== Creating a project ====
+===== Creating a project =====
 First, set up a new project:
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 Finally, you can run the ROM file using your emulator of choice.
-==== Editing source code ====
+===== Editing source code =====
 The program is not displaying anything - after all, there's no code written yet!
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 With only an infinite loop in ''main'', it's clear that the code won't do anything. Let's make it do something!
-==== Throwing shade ====
+===== Throwing shade =====
 For now, we're going to assume a "mono" program - we'll introduce the color mode in a later chapter. On the "mono" WonderSwan, the palette pipeline that converts tile information to display shades consists of two parts: the //palette//, mapping each of the four possible palette //indexes// to one of eight color values; and a //shade look-up table//, mapping each of the color values to one of the sixteen total shades which the panel can display.