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Damn, i just found out this was already known about a year ago...

Please close this thread, it's useless now :)

Hmm, it seems not only the SNES emu i tried was affected by this, all the homebrew i try on my PSP seems to spawn this glitch... (may we can get into another menu by pressing some other keys???) Hmm, it seems it opens the very first item in the menu, but places this on the item on wich the user was ...

Just want to let you know, I found a very weird glitch in my 1.5 psp... I was messing around with the new SNES emu (SnesPSP_TYL 0.4.2) when suddenly i decided not to play a snes rom :) The glitch occurs when you boot the SNES emu, press home and then exit, but while exiting keep pressing the 'X' but...

If you want to check the output, just check the helloworld.map in the mk.bat script... you will see that c++ functionnames will be named differently then c functionnames...

With extern "C" you prevent this.

I'm using ee-g++ @ the moment for my c++ and i'm to lame to build a whole new cross compiled gcc dist :)

Now it's just a matter of time untill someone compiles that gcc for win32, together with some tools (bmp2c etc), nem's libs and a version of PSPE... That would be really cool :)

I managed to get ee-g++ working and make a elf. But the thing was, it didn't run on PSPE and since i don't have a 1.0 jap psp, i couldn't try it myself... But it's very simple, take the hello world example en compile it with ee-g++... put the xmain in a extern "C" { } if it can't find it a...

ok, but the library tries to run at a given fps, if you put 1000 as target, it won't sleep, but if you set it to run at 35 fps, it wil sleep in the time between the frame blits (wich is good for battery usage on the PSP :)) So, if it runs at its given speed, i don't really care how its done :)

Yeah, my blit method (somewwhere in CScreen) does a pretty slow pixel blit. It's not optimised for speed, but i'm sure if you make a assembly or a optimised c++ blitter, you would get much higher rates. Also the screenshot used in here, is a GDI version on my athlon 1500 mhz laptop. So that's why it...

GBA code was in it, to prove to myself that the library did his job :) I made a small test on my pc and recompiled it for the GBA, and it worked :) The source for a game is pretty simple: #include "PSPGameLibrary.h" #include "System.h" #include "Game.h" #include "S...

I am still waiting for that PSP opensource toolchain before i can compile this :)

Here is a zip containting my framework code, so you allready can look in to it :)

SpeedPlay 2d PSP GameLibrary

I was interested in making (2D) games for the PSP ever since it came out. So i made a way to produce games for it, without a emulator or something. I was inspired by the way GapiDRAW did this for mobile phones, the way to do this is easy. My gamelibrary consits of 3 layers: - A hardware depended lay...