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Oh wow. Turns out I had even built the 3+ version, just for some reason have always used the 1.5 version. Thanks for pointing that out for me. I've got the dialogs going under psplink now. I'm not getting a crash out of psp-gdb for the dialog crash, just this: Exception - Syscall Thread ID - 0x048BF...

So I've been struggling with this problem for ages: using the sony osk in a game, and sometimes, it crashes. The variable I've narrowed it down to is the number of textures creates, so my guess is graphics memory. Using pspgl + sdl. My main beef is, I can't debug under psplink, because as far as i k...

I'd put a GraphicsObject::endFrame(); GraphicsObject::startFrame(); after every msg.ShowMessage(); At least then you know more about where you're getting up to. Failing that, are you running through psplink? Does it show...

From what I can see, once you press cross, you exit the while(go) loop and never render another frame... unless there is some code below that you haven't posted.

Finally got around to implementing this in a game. Works out of the box, thanks :) Bye bye SDL_mixer!

This makes me happy! Thnx.

Working for me. Can you ping codetactics.com and tell me what IP it resolves to?

What?! how is the website broken :(

It's a pretty greedy app, memory wise :) I'll give it a whirl at -256.

PSP_HEAP_SIZE_KB(-1024) did it. The callbacks work now, and I feel sane again. Thanks everyone :)

Thnx, I'll give it a go when I get home and report back. Probably should have thought of that...

Thnx for your reply. I've followed all of the steps in the thread you've linked before - the app runs perfectly using the 5.xx kernel - no errors or anything the only thing that doesn't work is pushing the home button. Setting the callbacks up shouldn't need to use kernal mode should it? prxtool sho...

I've been struggling to get the exit game screen callbacks working in a game I'm working on. I've got the callbacks in there, and it works in psplink (using the 1.5 kernel). But when I copy the game to the memory stick and run it through the xmb (using the 5.xx kernel), the home button doesn't do an...

Well, looks like your first problem is that you're still linking with psp-gcc, it should probably be psp-g++. Add the line CC = psp-g++ to your makefile. Looks like the other problems you're having are linking order. There seems to be quite a lot of libs linked twice, which (if you get everything in...

OK - I tried to do this a long time ago, back when xmoto was 0.2.0. I managed to compile it, and get it to run. I didn't have psplink, and got to the point where I could get everything to run if I commented out some calls to some of the ode functions. But without the physics, it's just not the same ...