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$ svn commit
Deleting patches/psplinkusb.patch
Sending scripts/009-psplinkusb.sh
Transmitting file data .
Committed revision 2428.

All done.

$ svn diff Index: boot271/Makefile =================================================================== --- boot271/Makefile (revision 2426) +++ boot271/Makefile (working copy) @@ -1,11 +1,11 @@ release: all - mksfo 'PSPLink v3.0 OE' PARAM.SFO + mksfoex -d MEMSIZE=1 'PSPLink v3.0 OE' PARAM.SFO pack-...

Heimdall:

I'm hesitant to apply the patch to psplinkusb quite yet, its not my project and I'd like to make sure everything works fine before changing it.

I also left the old patch there just in case someone needed it, again until I'm sure everything works fine.

$ svn commit Deleting patches/gcc-4.3.0-PSP.patch Adding patches/gcc-4.3.1-PSP.patch Deleting scripts/002-gcc-4.3.0-stage1.sh Adding scripts/002-gcc-4.3.1-stage1.sh Deleting scripts/005-gcc-4.3.0-stage2.sh Adding scripts/005-gcc-4.3.1-stage2.sh Transmitting file data ... Committed revision 2424. Co...

$ svn diff Index: src/calc.cpp =================================================================== --- src/calc.cpp (revision 2422) +++ src/calc.cpp (working copy) @@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ #define YYSTYPE float #define YYERROR_VERBOSE +#include <string.h> #include <cmath> #include <cctype> Index: src/tiny...

$ svn commit Sending src/calc.cpp Sending src/tinyxml/tinyxml.cpp Sending src/tinyxml/tinyxmlparser.cpp Sending src/tinyxml/xmltest.cpp Transmitting file data .... Committed revision 2423. He included a patch for libbulletml inside the psplibraries packages, I just applied that to the library itsel...

Anyone else using 4.3.1? I'd like to hear from more people before upgrading.

$ svn commit Adding depends/check-gmp.sh Adding depends/check-mpfr.sh Adding patches/gcc-4.3.0-PSP.patch Adding patches/gdb-6.8-PSP.patch Adding patches/psplinkusb.patch Deleting scripts/002-gcc-4.1.0-stage1.sh Adding scripts/002-gcc-4.3.0-stage1.sh Deleting scripts/005-gcc-4.1.0-stage2.sh Adding s...

Locked because of excessive llamadrama.

Try to be nice to each other, folks.

Fixed in ps2sdk now, too.

Locked to avoid a thread spiraling down into the rude level of hell.

Crap. Now I look like a noob.

NOOB SAIBOT YEAH!!! FATALITY!!!

Locked because of platform war silliness.

Misguided attempt? Are you sure it was me? :)

If you want an easy way to do it, use SDL_image to load the file, then use the rotozoomer in SDL_gfx to rotate it. Both libraries are available in the psplibraries package.

It'll probably be fast enough for a single image, otherwise you'll want to get the graphics hardware to do it for you.

Piracy is something we don't discuss here.

You should install the libusb development files (this package is called libusb-dev in Ubuntu), then re-run step 9 by typing: ./toolchain.sh 9 The good news is that by the time you get to step 9 you already have a working toolchain. There's no need to waste another three hours. In fact, if you don't ...

These kinda suck right now.

Locked! While you guys may be right about this being an terrible place to learn how to program, you could have been nicer about it. korn16ftl: We talk about advanced things here because there is an expectation that you already know the basics before you arrive. Feel free to stay and try to join in, ...

Feel free to port newlib to the IOP, and a C++ build of gcc can probably be easily done. It wouldn't be very useful, though...

Doh! Fixed. :)

When you use sudo, it clears out your path and other environment variables. This is usually why a 'sudo make install' will fail. You can either make the destination directory user-writable, or re-set the environment variables after calling sudo. (This is all toolchain-sudo.sh does, btw... a wrapper ...

I've also added it to the psplibraries script as #23.

This was the important line: ../../zzip/mmapped.c&#58;188&#58; error&#58; expected ';', ',' or '&#41;' before 'a' It ends up that there was an extra underscore in this line: static int _zzip_strcasecmp&#40;char* _zzip_restrict a, char* _zzip_restrict b&#41; Change __zzip_rest...

You don't have your environment variables set up properly.

You should have $PSPDEV set and added to your path.

I've added the stuff to config.sub in zziplib in the repository. I then configured it with this: LDFLAGS="-L$&#40;psp-config --pspsdk-path&#41;/lib -lc -lpspuser" ./configure --host psp --prefix=$&#40;psp-config --psp-prefix&#41; Then started to build, but got this: In file...

Typically all you need is to add an alias for psp into the config.sub file: psp&#41; basic_machine=mipsallegrexel-psp os=-elf ;; When you specify 'psp' as the target, you're actually building for a machine called 'mipsallegrexel-psp-elf' in a standard way. (cpu + hardware + os/executable type). ...

'ooPo'

Locked due to a lack of development discussion.