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It might not treat newlines the same (ie. your PC might accept just "\r" while the PSP might want "\n", etc). If you post an example of code that has a problem, and upload a zip somewhere with the text file you're trying to read, maybe we can see a problem.

Im porting one of my works from pc in directx to psp. I need to port my file routines, which i usually use FILE* and fread/fgets/.... . It seems now, that we should be using file descriptors and psp specific io functions. No, unless you have a specific reason you can't use newlib, just go ahead and...

In general, I'd recommend using newlib functions when possible, rather than calling Sce* directly, because in many cases we've already identified and worked around these sorts of quirks. In this case, opendir/readdir was fixed here.

All of this has been discussed in other threads, please search the forums.

BlackPaladin wrote:It is pure speculation at this point, just as it is pure speculation to say that it doesn't support it.

Huh? Go listen to the Breakpoint 2005 talk by Markus Glanzer of SCEE where he explicitly states that it is client only. You're just wasting our time...

that's simple. Double sided PCB. I was hoping we could come up with something a little more stable (using the existing HPRM cable is quite nice, because you can freely move the PSP around without worrying about mangling the pins or having it fall out.) I guess that would have to do if we can't find...

DustinFraze wrote:I'd be willing to build some ...

I've been meaning to make a batch, but I've had no luck finding a source of the connector on the PSP side. Have you? Short of cannibalizing $10 remotes, of course. I don't have any experience with doing custom molding for things like that.

lS[UMD/2kdlSU] wrote:But my method needs 2.xx chnnlsv, which is Sony's material.

Chnnlsv is a fairly simple module that just uses semaphore_4C537C72 to do all of the work. It wouldn't be too hard to recreate it and directly call that function instead.

Some info here, but that's getting off topic for here, and won't really help you with socom anyway.

It doesn't have to be OTG. Any host controller like the Cypress SL811HS would be fine, as would your PC. Regardless, the hard part isn't the host side, it's that we still know nothing about how to use USB on the PSP side.

The guy in that Breakpoint talk said that the PSP can only be a USB peripheral and that devices like a USB keyboard would need to contain host controllers. Hasn't this already been beaten to death by now?

What has happened to the simple user friendly GUI decryptor/encryptor? psp123 was working on one, and I think he was mostly done, but I haven't heard from him lately. It looks like another one was recently released here but I believe it's only for old format saves at the moment. I found GTA's key h...

dbl wrote:watch the characters moving you will see they blur/smear as they move around. Also watch the edits, you will see shadows of the previous scene for a split-second.

The PSP LCD has that problem with everything it displays. http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=1106

av wrote:it's a pretty large code base with a full game level worth of data. So submitting a repro isn't possible.

If you can't give us a way to reproduce this "compiler bug", I'm afraid you're going to have no luck convincing any of us that it exists.

Try searching the forums for "libtremor libtool"... http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php? ... or+libtool

it seems something related to mencoder (VirtualDub+XviD never write frames with no data, while mencoder seems to do this!) See the following mencoder options: -noencodedups Do not attempt to encode duplicate frames in duplicate; always output zero-byte frames to indicate duplicates. Zero-byte frame...

Since this has been suggested for a long time with no objections, I just made the change. malloc() should now be 16-byte aligned.

StereoMike wrote:Was a problem with the memory aligment of the texture.

I changed newlib's default malloc alignment to 16 to better match the PSP hardware requirements and prevent this kind of problem in the future.

Also, new mirror: http://psp.jim.sh/doom/doompspb6fix.zip

From people's description, it sounds like a problem I was occasionally seeing with SDL a few months ago right around when all of the hardware accelerated stuff was being put in. I haven't checked it at all recently, and it's probably been fixed by now, but it might be worth looking into.

rRootage uses SDL and GL.

Provide this magic installer and a way to keep it up-to-date, and we'll gladly include it in pspsdk.

Mirror: http://psp.jim.sh/doom/doompspb6.zip
Shareware IWAD: http://psp.jim.sh/doom/shareware_doom_iwad.zip

Have you tried other open flags like PSP_O_NOWAIT? Just a guess.

psp-gcc -o glut.elf -g -Wall -L.. -stdc++ -L/usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/lib glut.o psp-setup-glut.o -lpng -lz -lglut -lGLU -lGL -lm -lc -lpsputility -lpspdebug -lpspge -lpspdisplay -lpspctrl -lpspsdk -lpsplibc -lpspuser -lpspkernel -lpsprtc Not quite sure what the error is. Put -lstdc++ at the end. O...

fl0w wrote:I personnally find it very annoying that the script does a checkout each time and then deletes the sources of the sdk

Then check it out yourself and use the --pspsdk-src option to point to it.

qubitz wrote:I'm writing a program that I am loading in kernel mode. I am finding that I am unable to load the program sometimes, and it appears to be releated to size.

I'd guess your problems are related to this: http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=3452

I used to be able to access SVN few days ago, but then I re-installed my PC. I'm using TortoiseSVN, but now I get this error message : Error *PROPFIND request failed on '/' PROPFIND of '/': 200 OK (http://svn.ps2dev.org) Any idea if the problem is on my side or on the server side? PEBKAC. You're us...

As you may know, EdisonCarter has made a trainer for GTA that uses a straightforward exploit in the game to execute arbitrary code. He chose not to reveal his techniques, but with the new savedata encryption and decryption routines at http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=4335 , now anyone can ru...

psp123 and I have figured out the new savedata encryption format in 2.0. The new save format, used by games like GTA, SOCOM, and The Hustle, cannot be decrypted by the sceUtilitySavedata* functions on a 1.0/1.5 PSP, and most of the functions in sceUtility do not work properly from VSH mode, which is...

Did you really mean to put that sceKernelSleepThreadCB() there?