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Not sure about the opacity but it looks like it uses the basic debug library, consisting of

pspDebugScreenSetXY(w/e, w/e);
pspDebugScreenSetBackColor(Whatever);
pspDebugScreenSetTextColor(Whatever);
pspDebugScreenPuts("M33 Vshmenu");

and so on.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/qx7ft6 When you have some sort of menu using the debug, full screen, idling, it flickers a lot because of the lag induced by the clearline. I discovered that if I jr ra'd the function during idle, and undid the jr ra when not idling, it pretty much stopped all flickerin...

pspDebugScreenKprintf

or

#define printf(...) { char buf[256]; sprintf(buf,__VA_ARGS__); pspDebugScreenPuts( buf ); }

I mean, are you using kernel libs?

ex. in makefile

USE_KERNEL_LIBS=1
USE_KERNEL_LIBC=1

generally indicates kernel prx

I think the button mask is kernel-only, as I use it on several prx's, which are all kernel-mode.

Is your prx in user or kernel mode?

void buttons_Set(void)
{
sceCtrlSetButtonMasks(0xFFFF, 1);
sceCtrlSetButtonMasks(0x10000, 2);
return;
}

void buttons_unSet(void)
{
sceCtrlSetButtonMasks(0x10000, 0);
sceCtrlSetButtonMasks(0xFFFF, 0);
return;
}


Set makes it so your proggy has access, unset sets it back.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asynchrony


In programming, asynchronous events are those occurring independently of the main program flow. Asynchronous actions are actions executed in a non-blocking scheme, allowing the main program flow to continue processing.[1]

To start it off, I have not seen a "Task Manager" for the psp, so I figured I would code one up. Low and behold, I did, however it can be buggy. Just a basic screenshot, but http://img267.imageshack.us/img267/4930/frmbuf015ti9.png I intentionally scrambled those couple thread names, not go...

Uhm... why? devkitpro is fairly well maintained and updated. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! You a very funny guy! "Well maintained and updated." Snort - HAHAHAHAHA! Sorry - couldn't help it. http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=114505 Look at the date devkitPSP was last updated... ...

On multiple machines/os's (from bsd, cygwin, fedora, opensuse, all of them) when compiling the latest sdk I get a timeofday error, and I tracked it down to libcglue.c in the src/libc directory. Commented out the gettimeofday function and it all worked fine. Has anyone else (recently) tried to compil...

I use geany with various styles changed. Also, if you want to set it to compile, set the compile command to "make", if you want to make life easy on yourself, otherwise it has a built-in terminal.

So, in theory, this is the psp equivalent of vlc-player, in that it can play ANYTHING(pretty much)?

I use fedora, and am having the same issue, however not same problem. It compiles, but doesn't work. I'm wondering if anybody is willing to port the client of remotejoylite to linux-based platforms.

So, with that theory, is it not possible to call from like something like game data within a kernel prx? (From my experiences) it straight up locks up if you try to call to like game data.

Ah, I figured as much(as the PSP Toolchain compiles without flaw on 64-bit), and I also figured about the GCC being too high on my end. Thanks, I shall try that.

Well, when compiling the toolchain and it gets to the second script, the make -j 2 part of it, it hits a lovely segmentation fault. xgcc&#58; Internal error&#58; Segmentation fault &#40;program as&#41; Please submit a full bug report. See <URL&#58;http&#58;//www.gnu.org/softw...