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Raphael wrote:Really? Could you provide me with some more information on that? Like a homepage for the project, if there is any.
Thanks :)

There is no homepage for the project really... it's some old hands that are working on it, not any of these newcomers here ;)

If you are building c++ you need to have a .cpp extension on the file. If the file has a .c extension it expects it to be just plain C

FYI there are already people working on an electronic distribution and install system for PSP homebrew

Those graphics.c and graphics.h files are not part of pspsdk.

Everything in pspsdk should work with C++. Just remember there are numerous things to avoid with C++ on console hardware and it can be very easy to slaughter performance because of the extra cruft that can get added.

You could, you know, do like just about everything else, and check svn.

Please put things where they belong

First off, don't put what is clearly a release of something into the psp software dev forum. Use the damn release annoucements board. And second... no offense, but this seems pretty worthless. It's just like opening up the makefile in a text editor, except it limits what you can edit. Shame I have t...

if everyone who has done anything great for the pspdev community on their own accord took a couple hours to write a page about what kinds of troubles they encountered, how they overcame them, and details that someone fresh on the scene would eat up; then I am sure we would be alot better off than w...

Use the search feature.

sceGuBlendFunc(GU_ADD, GU_SRC_ALPHA, GU_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA, 0, 0);

Read the pspgu.h file for more info

You'll either have to modify the string or treat the data differently.

ugh... learn to use linux....
It doesn't echo your keystrokes because it's a security risk.

IMO you should think of it like the volume of a TV -- you shouldn't really care if it's at 50% or 100%... the user is kinda responsible for putting it where they want it, and you shouldn't go screwing with their volume level. That being said, if there was really a use for it, I'm sure there is some ...

You need to use GU_TCC_RGBA as second arg to sceGuTexFunc if you are doing any blending... and if you aren't doing any blending, GU_TFX_REPLACE should work ;)

It's supposed to do that... null termination :P

TGA is a very easy format to parse

link order matters

you need -lpspgu

I think everyone needs to watch what they say.

as part of installing the toolchain you need to setup the PATH

It's supposed to work on 1.0 (and apparently did at one point) however it doesn't seem to anymore... bug tyranid to fix it ;P

That should build the toolchain, but skip the downloading phase.

Unfortunatly you need to be a bit careful, as psp-packer uses kernel mode for the unpacker stub, as well as it seems to currently have an issue with 1.0, so it seems to only be working for 1.5... so blindly packing everything may not be a good idea sadly. That being said... while it may not be the b...

We are not a mod chip help forum. Go ask the people you just gave $100 to for help.

Cygwin must not include all the dev stuff... Or... please tell me you are in a cygwin bash shell and not executing that crap from a windows command prompt? ...

It's not an emulator, it's a POSIX environment, because the tools need a POSIX environment, not the horribly broken windows command line.

If you have a program with that, feel free to write your own toolchain

You should watch your language.



Cygwin is slow, it will take a while for the toolchain to build. You don't need to sit and watch it though, so just start it and do other stuff.

This is a prime example of the purpose for this new area... Setting up a vmware setup with ready to use ps2dev toolchain has been discussed numerous times, but it's forgotten about before anyone puts it together. --- The VMWare idea is a great idea IMO. It's quite a bit easier to provide a prebuilt ...

VU!