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Normal rules apply: * If it's primarily used for warez, avoid it (unless it makes homebrew development SIGNIFICANTLY easier than other methods) * If it distributes copyright code/binaries without license, it's just not allowed here. * Work must be plausible (it must be possible to see how they arriv...

Or even used google before? http://tinyurl.com/cejydw

You can't connect a USB device to another USB device, the protocol does not work that way. This has been covered many times here. http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=10939 http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=10010 http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=8844 Are ones that come up from a q...

But why did you dig up an ancient useless thread?

These forums are not for basic programming questions.

We don't discuss official sony development tools here (hardware or software). Any official development tool is distributed under exclusive license, which implies you have no right to use it. Equate to if you buy a photoshop disc without a license (cdkey/etc) from a third party, it's still illegal fo...

My random guess is that d->z_offset isn't always four bytes aligned? Which is a real issue on most RISC machines ;)

The original is doing a 32bit load which needs the pointer to be aligned to 4bytes, and your "doesn't crash" code is doing 8bit loads which don't care.

Nice! Looks like it was a good night! :P
r0x0rs to see people still being creative on the PS2

Hall of shamed....

We don't discuss official development hardware/software here.
If you acquired the kit legally (as in through SCE Developer relations or press relations) then you can ask them your questions...

http://mikmod.raphnet.net/doc/libmikmod ... %20Control

Currently, MikMod only supports uncompressed mono WAV files as samples.

As stated above, this is a little religious, but there are serious issues with using STL on embedded systems: * Excessive use of memory allocation, and while you can use custom allocators, you will usually end up with really bad memory fragmentation. * Usually not hardware aware.. Things might not a...

There's usually a million ways to do anything on the PS2... You could for example load in the ELF yourself and jump to it (and do any kernel setup required) .... But maybe if you explained why you don't want to use the standard calls we could help you better?

There's no way you can have version 3.1 of the docs legally... hall of shamed

... EE User's Manual Version 5.0, page 26, section 2.2.3. GS Privileged Registers... under the sub heading "Register Map" under the heading "Memory Map / Register Map"

I admit that sometimes finding what you want in the PS2 manuals is tricky, but at least try looking....

EE User's Manual, "GS Privileged Registers"

Edited posts, as stated above posting stuff like this is against the forum rules, regardless of whether it's legal in certain countries or not. Also any links to such material will be removed too, repeat offenders will be banned. Asking for it will be considered the same as asking for ISO images of ...

Using C++ for a library is rather bad. It makes it a huge pain in the ass to use from C programs. The converse is not the case - C libraries are easy to use from C++. If you are making something you want to reach the most folk, ditch C++. I'm not a C++ fan at all, but this is incorrect, it's quite ...

WTFH...

Hall of shamed................... Hopefully people can figure out why

Sorry, my post was a bit vague. You're limited because the USB host controller on the PS2 is OHCI and only implements Low Speed and Full Speed. My point was more even if you were to attach an EHCI controller some how (or the PS3 does this, or whatever) the IOP is hopelessly underpowered to support &...

Newer PS2s are USB 2.0 certified anyway... this is because USB 2.0 completely includes the old USB 1.1 spec... I think what you guys actually mean is "USB Hi-Speed" (480mbits) And the IOP has no where near the ability to cope with that kind of bandwidth (see: 100mbit ethernet, 400mbit fire...

Works here, it's very unlikely the clients "crash", are they throwing any error messages? if so what are they?
If the clients really are just crashing then you have bigger problems to worry about before getting the source.

scr_clear() does not do what you think it does, it's part of the debug text library and basically draws lots and lots of blank characters on screen. And each character draw is doing it's very own DMA operations IIRC. So it's extremely slow. The functions you are using are not designed for interactiv...

Sure, of course. AFAIK there's a linux driver for the x360 USB pad, so the protocol is documented. You'd just need to write an IRX that stays resident and reads data from the USB pad and then injects this data every frame into the normal pad buffer. But the easier solution would be to make some hard...

<TyRaNiD>Sigh, please keep it down children.</TyRaNiD>

Let's not do random drama, slagging off, etc. The tradition of psxdev/ps2dev is to save this for IRC. Forums are more for reference.

I'm actually going to preemptivly lock this because I know from experience how this kind of thing attracts drama.

Um, you do realize that the manual provided with the keypad tells you how to pair it without using USB? You can pair and use the wireless keypad with other Bluetooth-compatible products. For details on pairing with another product, refer to the instructions supplied with the product. To set the keyp...

Optimized code output will never match up perfectly with C, using -O0 will help (but will produce slower code).

Merry Christmas, or whatever you're celebrating (or not). I hope everybody finishes coding what they want over the holiday period :P

Wally4000 wrote:P.S Can we have a New Year's Resolution to stop people bickering on this forum, its getting quite annoying now.

Well.. that policy is already in place....

The main reason you probably won't ever see bump mapping on PS2 home-brew is the lack of memory - just about every game out with source that uses bump-mapping requires far more RAM than the PS2 has. We're talking enhanced Quake 3 engines. Bump mapping would have to be part of someone's original pro...