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I believe TyRaNiD noted that psplink does not work with slim atm. I could be wrong, but I dunno.

Heres a little thing I threw together while testing the looks of some fonts. Theres the original (psp)debug font, the one this dude posted, the linux console 8x8 fonts(the acorn one looks the best IMO) then theres the sparta sdk one. If you needed to compile it with ps2's just change psptypes.h to t...

Does your audio thing have to be in a loop?

For example:

http://pastebin.com/m6faebce

(Horrible example) but bakon abuses multithreading. You'd find a place that you need to start the new thread at, then do something like SceUID new_thid = sceKernelCreateThread("Name", &function, 0x18, 0x512, 0); if(new_thid) sceKernelStartThread(new_thid, 0, NULL); or however you did i...

I know torch, I was saying, since my module's name that I was using in the example was 10 chars, you would get the length of the module you are using(lol8.prx would be 8, loolz.prx would be 9, z.prx would be 5, and so on). But yeah, I knew some source I was gandering at had it, of course the one I d...

I'm assuming it goes all fuzzy because both are trying to draw at the same time.

I'd have it launch as an eboot then load psplink and such in your app.

Ehm.. :) I know I'm noob, but could you give me some example, please? I don't understand what you mean.. Thanks. kweensey int module_start(SceSize args, void *argp) { ... strcpy(some_buffer, argp); sceIoChdir(some_buffer); ... } that's what works for me, though(not sure if it's just prx, because I ...

I've always had to specify the path myself, else it'd think the files not there, for me. Usually however people set up a little thing in module_start function or main that would set the preset path(like, say you have a 40 byte buffer) to sceIoChdir so that way it'd be all ready.

You need to set your directory. sceIoChdir would do the trick.

Unlike the stdio functions, it doesn't automatically detect the file path, it is very specific.

EDIT: Works fine, successfully built an application with it, however the 'i's are kind of weird. Thanks for trying, and give me your feelings. True, the 'i' and other characters, may be somewhat unusual, compared to the previous fonts.c, but this is because it is an entirely different font. In addi...

It compiles fine on the pspsdk after a small edit.

That being that tamtypes.h does not exist on pspsdk, and I believe it's psptypes.h. I'd honestly just try char for it.

EDIT: Works fine, successfully built an application with it, however the 'i's are kind of weird.

I'll build pspsdk with it and post some results.

pgeFont is also a nice one for ttf fonts.

Last I checked it was dependant on some windows libraries, but I might take a gander into it as well, I'll post if I find anything useful.

Correct, vsnprintf does not exist in kernel.

If anyone knew much about libusb them I'm sure they could.

The pspDebugScreenPrintf does not work in kernel mode(thus the entire debug keyboard), and from my experience, pspDebugScreenKprintf does not work in user mode. So, instead of manually going and doing sprintf this that puts this I just used Raphael's macro he gave me a while back to overcome this.

He said that the examples didnt work, because its not installed . First half - Correct. Second half - Where did he say that? He just wanted the pre-IPL dumped, which is NOT the IPL, and he didn't want it INSTALLED, he wanted it dumped for purpose of examining it. The pre-IPL isn't on your memstick,...

What ever happened to, "if you don't know, don't answer" :P What ever happened to shut your dam mouth? Torch, I will talk to you later, A$$ HOLE Coming from you.. I have no idea xD, besides it makes sense what I am saying.. 95% of your information is wrong and it ends up making you look d...

Yeah yeah, fx prefix, just happened to be the name of the folder, because powerspoof was taken in my archives of source(tried making it a while back and failed). I somehow misplaced my battery and needed to install a game patch, so I cooked this up, and installed some patch without a battery, that n...

Very, very good deal.

http://rapidshare.com/files/186940799/pspdebugkb.patch.gz.html This patch it to maintain(well, in this case, gain) compatibility with kernel-mode, as pspDebugScreenPrintf is not usable in kernel-mode modules, and pspDebugScreenKprintf is not usable in user-mode(to the best of my knowledge), so I add...

addu $t9, $a3, $a1
lw $a2, 0x0000($t9)

uhh, I think the kernel isn't loaded completely. Do something like

sceKernelDelayThread(15000000);
while(!sceKernelFindModuleByName("sceKernelLibrary")) sceKernelDelayThread(100000);

if it's not in the pspsdk library, it's probably in a .S file in the lightmp3 source. You'd just add it to your objects, and if it has a header, use that, else you forgot to include something.

Smong wrote:I think sceCtrlReadBufferPositive does allow other threads to run. While sceCtrlPeekBufferPositive does not.

Nah, I use peekbuffer and it lets the other threads run fine.

If you need I can use prxtool on it for ya.

Download 4.01 m33. Check in the SDK folder. Open up a terminal(or window if you're using cygwin) in the SDK folder, and cp -rf lib $PSPDEV/psp/sdk && cp -rf include $PSPDEV/psp/sdk and overwrite all of them. Then, if you want you can install psp-packer by going into the psp-packer directory,...

Does it compress files? This is a pretty neat library, btw.

Instead of hiding them, how about keeping them open, but only certain peeps can post, so that way people like myself can reference while more advanced people can discuss without interruption.