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read the README.PSP

In the SDK there is: You could check out what that does and do the same probably.

Awesome, I was looking at using PhysFS for a project, looks like this decides it.

Big thanks!

Jim wrote: What are you guys talking about?

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char array[5];
char *b;
b = &array;
b = array;

are the same. Taking the address of an array returns a pointer to its first element. It's not the source of the OP's problem.

Wow you are right, thats a weird one.

Wrong. You need to be careful with arrays in c as they are already pointers. char server[100]; strcpy(server, "www.pspdev.org"); //NOTE: no & as server is already a pointer to 100 char's printf("%s", server"); // OR...

PSPGL is incomplete in some areas, particularly things that are un-needed.

gluOrtho2D is replaceable with glOrtho (with modifications)
glVertex2s should be able to be replaced with glVertex2f.
gluGetString is a tougher one, will depend what it is being used for.

What are you porting?

A simple way I have used is to have a font sprite, I'm using a 128x128 sprite. Fill it with characters as shown here: http://localhost.geek.nz/crap/font.png (black background is just for effect, first line is just to check alignment, yes I'm wasting alot of the sprite) Then you can easily blit the r...

/** * Rotate around the X axis * * @param angle - Angle in radians **/ void sceGumRotateX(float angle); /** * Rotate around the Y axis * * @param angle - Angle in radians **/ void sceGumRotateY(float angle); /** * Rotate around the Z axis * * @param angle - Angle in ...

Awesome stuff nem, always interesting to see the process :-)
I'm eagerly awaiting further stories down the IPL path.

Button::Button(Sint16 x, Sint16 y, Uint16 width, Uint16 height, const char *imagePath, const char *text, int fontSize) : ImagePath(imagePath), Text(text), FontSize(fontSize) { SDL_FreeSurface(Te...

http://svn.ps2dev.org/filedetails.php?repname=psp&path=%2Ftrunk%2FSDL%2Ftest%2Ftestjoystick.c&rev=0&sc=0 And the important bit: while ( SDL_PollEvent(&event) ) { switch (event.type) { case SDL_JOYAXISMOTION: p...

Depending on how portable your code is, you may be able to get it to compile on Linux and use valgrind to track down where your errors are happening.

<3 this demo.
I'm also interested in the tech specs, mainly in the blur area though <3
Might have something more to say after running the final version instead of the vid :-)

'struct dirent' and related bits.

http://www.opengroup.org/pubs/online/79 ... addir.html

Yay, figured it out!

glEnable(GL_LINE_SMOOTH);

Remove that and everything is fine!
Using it when drawing lines/points is okay, but when drawing anything else they get messed up.
Sorry, the problem was my code all along! (As it usually is)
Now to figure out some other bits and I'll be sweet :D

A full r1995 toolchain doesn't work either :'( (I'm fairly confident I have a full r1995 toolchain) The other change I can think of between working and not working is that I've moved my PSP from 1.50 to OE firmware. Running the code in GAME150 doesn't seem to make it work any different than running ...

Building the toolchain takes so long zzzz.... (Building now) One thing I've noticed is that the texture coord calls (glTexCoord2f) are being ignored, no matter what you set them to the same thing is rendered (even if you remove them). The only difference is what parts of it are rendered, if you make...

I have a codebase using SDL and PSPGL that previously worked on psp (around revision 1995 I would of last tested it). I've since then updated my psptoolchain to the latest, with the latest libraries. Since updating, SDL+PSPGL does not behave anywhere near as expected. Example Image: (Left = PC. Righ...

Very cool!
I think I've played something similar back in the old dos games days :'-)

Alignment of variables would be my guess. Search the forum for "alignment", most of the results should be useful. When you add the vector your variables are no longer aligned in memory as they need to be, so when you try use them with something that requires alignment (VFPU for example, wh...

Seriously awesome :-)
Make the bad attributes into good :D

That is a very cool find! :-)

Awesome stuff :D

'holding' gets unset when you release the buttons. This prevents the same letter coming through continuously while holding an input. If you are in kernel mode or something then that line does mess it up however, change it to um.... holding = psp.ctrl.Buttons & (PSP_CTRL_SELECT|PSP_CTRL_START|PSP...

Bah, I just needed to use a decent ftp client!
I was transfering them in ascii mode :-( 600 meg of downloads wasted.

Grabbed part1 for a listen while I'm working >_> Anyway, it doesn't want to play :-( I've tryed the latest vlc, even installed xvid and tryed to open it up in virtual dub but it is giving errors about the AVI index being corrupt or damaged. Anyone managed to get it to successfully play yet? And if s...

Good to hear you go it working.
Thanks :)

no, you just need to add even more to the makefile...

try just make the line as follows (from the afkim makefile)

LIBS = -lSDL_image -lSDL -lfreetype -ldanzeffpuresdl -lpng -lz -lm -ljpeg -lpspaudio -lpsphprm -lpspgu -lpspwlan -lpsppower -lpsprtc -lstdc++

should be enough :) lol

Add "-lSDL_image -lSDL" to the "LIBS=" line in your Makefile. The latest danzeff code is in the pspradio SVN: http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=166538 http://pspradio.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pspradio/trunk/PSP/SharedLib/danzeff/ It has changed slightly from the version you ...

Firstly, hexdump has a bug, the mask param is read from the wrong place, heres the patch: Index&#58; psplink/shell.c Index&#58; psplink/shell.c =================================================================== --- psplink/shell.c &#40;revision 2211&#41; +++ psplink/shell.c &#40...