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_Zack_ wrote:I'm thinking about uploading a pre-compiled one for snow leopard users.

Pm me if your interested

If you do be sure to add the newlib malloc enhancements. You can read about it here: http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php? ... ght=newlib

I am also getting the same error. Seems there is a bug with binuntils ar when using SL, here's my crash log. Process: ar [46519] Path: /usr/local/pspdev/psp/bin/ar Identifier: ar Version: ??? (???) Code Type: X86 (Native) Parent Process: bash [46514] Date/Time: 2009-10-12 01:34:08.819 -0400 OS Versi...

I've gotten around to compiling this version of newlib using the following instructions above. The Good News: I went from 6246484 Bytes of fragmented memory to 4759612 Bytes. Thats about 23.8% Savings! The Bad News: I still have quite a bit of fragmented memory... If anyone has any suggestions on ho...

Has the toolchain been updated to include this new patch, should i update my svn view and rebuild the SDK? I guess what I mean is.... has it been checked in yet as this would prove to be very handy update for my development.

I ran into this issue as well. Your LibTool has been upgraded in Ubuntu 8.10 to V2.2. You will need to uninstall it and install the older V1.5 (Hardy version). However, I don't remember the exact details in doing so, but that will fix the issue.

Ok.... I'm finished! I've finished porting OpenBOR to the PS3/Ubuntu setup. Incase you guys don't know what OpenBOR is... Its very custimizable engine that is used for recreating old side-scrolling bashers. Streets of Rage, Final FIght and so on... The original creators of the BOR engine can be foun...

This makes complete sense why I would potentially run out of memory! Certain mallocs within my application are based off the image size (width*height) that is read from the file's header, now the pieces are starting to line up! So the lesson learned here is check all binary file operations and be su...

I'm sorry for this noobish question but I have only worked on little endian systems, are there any preprocessor commands that will have a Big Endian system revert to Little Endian? Or must I be byte swapping all my data from right->left to left->right? But this doesn't make sense, in the fact that m...

Your program works on little-endian machines, but the PS3 is big-endian. That did it! Once I swapped the order to little-endian, the data is no longer reversed and everything is running fine. Thank You very much! Now I just need to figure out why my app reports I'm out of memory. Perhaps I should j...

Ok, Now i've ported my application to work on a x86 Ubuntu machine a while back and it works great. Now I've just installed Ubuntu on my ps3 and tried to compile it using the same steps I've used in my x86 Ubuntu machine and for the strangest reason I can't get it working. It seems to have problems ...

I don't know if this is the right place for Custom Firmware releases but. I know moonlight stops by frequently enough. So let me get right to the point. So I upgraded 1 of my 2 psp(s). 1 has 3.80 M33 and the other has 3.71 M33-4 and what I found was the latest Custom Firmware has slower read and wri...

Also, an idea. Add pspDebugScreenPrintf(" / %s.text + %X\n", module_info.modname, regs->epc-(int)&_ftext); to your ExceptionHandler to print the offset of the exception to the start of the text section as the relocated addresses are kind of useless. I'm...

If I remember correctly it wasn't the fact you couldn't use pspDebugInstallErrorHandler(). It was the fact that you couldn't use pspDebugScreenPrintf() in a kernel mode prx for the dump. There would be linker errors for missing libraries for debug printing to screen.

ok... so trap_handler == MyExceptionHandler in the samples directories. However, when I perform use pspDebugDumpException(regs) the PSP returns automatically to the XMB and never starts up the app. I get error: 8002013C Otherwise everything seems to be working so far, but no exception data obviously...

Would you happen to have the whole source for exception.prx meaning the *.c, *.S and whatever else is required to compile it?

I did try out the prx and found all I got was blank screen when I caused an exception on purpose with my app.

Wait a sec.... exception.prx is a exception handler for 3.xx? If so, would you mind sharing the source as I would love to see what I was missing from getting it to work on my end.

Thank You crazyc!

Just tried that too and no luck. It just doesn't make sense to only partially remove the functionality though.

this way, you will get a new state at each 10 ms. No need to sleep the thread, sceCtrlReadBufferPositive does it for you. Also note, sceCtrlReadBufferPositive is no longer synched with VSYNCH event but has its own timer. Hmm... without the sleep all I get is a blank screen when timer for ReadBuffer...

I know, I know.... shame on me!!!!! Must lay off the pepper! But I believe initially I didn't want the memory stick active, disc inserted switch to be reported by the prx and just left it as is. Should have just &= the values that i didn't want to be reported. Soo humiliating but, sharing is car...

I know this has been talked about before but I have a few questions and would like to have my memory refreshed.... :p 1) Why would this work as a kernel mode application aka static elf but not as a prx? 2) Does a prx, even if compiled in kernel mode not have all the access to the same libraries as a...

Have a look at my ctrlhook.prx source and you will see how its done. It was based off homehook.prx but I went to the extreme.....lol


http://openbor.svn.sourceforge.net/view ... rlhookprx/


Have fun!

MysticWhiteDragon, I have completed my update of the Graphics lib. It will now display Composite, Progressive and Interlaced modes. Feel free to reference my version. I ran a few test to see the performance of my graphics lib. Mind you these results are based on my own application. LCD Screen: 200 f...

I look at 100 thousand lines of code everyday, so its not a problem....lol But I think I now understand the problem you are having. Does oslDrawImageXY() use the graphics library's functions such as blitImagetoScreen() and so on....? If not then you will never display the picture correctly as I'll b...

Ok... i think you are mixed up in the modes. 0 = LCD Screen 1 = Composite TV Out 2 = Component (Progressive) TV Out 3 = Component (Interlaced) TV Out As for the application logic, though I know nothing about your app, you should be following something similar to this. void main() &am...

Thats not right. You should only init the graphics once (Outside prior to your work/loop). Then blit your images and finally flipscreen (with or without vsync). Now as far as the white screen, perhaps thats due to the above or my changes not sure yet. Does the image display properly on the PSP Scree...

Hmm, specifying 1 is for composite cable which is not working from what I'm told. However, Component is working. But I see where it could be not working... So let me update my graphics lib to fix these issues. ** Edit ** Ok I believe it should be working now. However, I don't have my PSP with me to ...

You are missing the required objects in your makefile for compilation. Such as.... vertex.o and probably image.o

You need vertex.c/h and you might need image.c/h depending on your application as well from here:

http://openbor.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/openbor/psp/

Remove the following code as they are not need outside of my application and then I believe you are all set and ready to go. Delete Declarations: typedef void (*BlitScreenToScreen)(int, int, s_screen*); void blitScreenToScreenLCD(int width, int height, s_scree...

It looks like you are using my version of the graphics lib which was based off of Cooleyes' version. So here it goes: setGraphicsVideoMode(int mode) sets the output for LCD or TV Out based on the cable type that is inserted or by the User Interface selection that you created. setGraphicsTVAspectRati...