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I wrote a quick and dirty repacker which removed the segment alignment stuff down to something more sensible :P That's what I thought ;) Neat trick with the embedding one table inside another, would have never thought to do that myself. Gave me the idea of doing the same with some of the .data segm...

Yah minifire does go the whole hog, no C what so ever, if you use main at all then you are including C in the crt0 (which is the entry point) and newlib, not that that perhaps worries you :) If you are just interested in your code being asm then just put your code into a main.s file, then in the st...

it works fine for me, although my code is hardly an extensive test :)

http://www.reactos.org/en/about_userfaq.html#whichcpu

I don't see MIPS listed there, sorry mate.

That error only happens in Gentoo from what I've seen. I just get past it by editing the ltmain.sh and bumping the version variable up to 1.5.24 and doing those steps of the psplibraries script manually. It aint pretty, but it works. ;)

My Qwest DSL offers email, username@q.com.. it just seems to be hosted and accessed through MSN. I remember having troubles registering on this site a couple years ago because my ISP was OzEmail and was flagged as a free services here even though OzEmail (*@ozemail.com.au) is the name of an Australi...

Piracy. It wasn't long after the psp came out and we could run our own code on them that iso loaders for commercial games started popping up.

everlasting wrote: main.c:19:17: error: usb.h: No existe el fichero ó directorio

looks like you need to install libusb

And this one time, at band camp, I deleted all my flash files too.

Or just edit the autogen scripts to implicitly use the 1.9 version.

I had that problem also, just change the types in the header file to match what are in the source.

Lots of those programs go in pspdev/psp/bin, like freetype-config and sdl-config. Just add it to your path.

No, surely you've used sceKernelDelayThread() before?

Heya, got some questions about lua libraries and a function ;) 1. If a script loads a lrx library with loadlib, can it be unloaded? 2. Can I export data from my lrx for the script to use? Appreciate any help, thanks. PS. Yeah it's for my mp3 library, but since it uses the built in firmware libraries...

raf wrote:Excellent job, cooleyes!!. I'll look at adding this into PSPRadio asap; it would really help release some CPU cycles for the visualizers :)

Thanks!,

Raf.

heh, I pulled some of the visualizer plugins from your svn last night and tried them with it, they work really well :)

That is awesome, thanks cooleyes.

psptypes.h wrote: typedef uint8_t u8;

That is the source. It means that its an unsigned 8 bit integer and can hold an integer from 0 to 255.

1155: multiple definition of `strtod'

You're linking both psplibc and libc, just use libc.

Irrlicht is actually credited now on the website and in LTE docs, I believe.

heh, it actually worked when he wrote it back in 2005, but noone's been maintaining it :)

I've been getting alot of strange errors lately after updating my toolchain. conflicting types errors in alot of stuff eg. pspgl: $ make psp-gcc -std=gnu99 -g -Wall -Wmissing-prototypes -Os -G0 -fsingle-precision-constant -I. -I /usr/local/pspdev/psp/include -I /usr/local/pspdev/psp/sdk/include -fun...

TyRaNiD wrote:It is now called pspsh, you _must_ use that, the old pcterm (or for that matter a telnet client) will not work.

Where's this version of psplink at? I've been using the one in the svn, which I just updated, and its still using pcterm

Yeah if you wanted to use it on different computers where the usernames are likely different, you'd just have to make sure you set the path environment variable in the cygwin.bat file instead of your users .bashrc and put your project files somewhere that can be accessed by all users.

or you could install the toolchain on something like the bootable usb drives that DSL sells, just plug it in and off you go :)

http://www.damnsmalllinux.org/usb.html

I'm pretty sure just copying over your cygwin folder to a usb drive would work though if you wanted to go that way.

you're missing a semi colon at the end of line 151 and did you include pspctrl.h?

Yeah the tv adapter did it all internally, made you replace the FPC that added the ps2 controller port poking out the bottom of your psp.

This might be a silly question, but do you have permission to write to where you are trying to install the pspsdk? ;)

You can have one overlapping the other easily, just blit the one you want overlapped first, the front most sprite last, then flip the screen.

Thanks that did it, I thought I did that but I guess I missed a lib :)

I get this error while trying to compile both svn source and the source on luaplayer.org src/luaplayer.cpp: In function 'const char* runScript(const char*, bool)': src/luaplayer.cpp:20: error: 'luaL_openlibs' was not declared in this scope make: *** [src/luaplayer.o] Error 1 Other versions compile f...