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I've run out of time, I'll look at it later.

Adding the following:

automake --add-missing

Will install the missing config.guess file and allow compilation to begin.

I'll update the repository copy and start looking at other libraries in psplibraries.

The toolchain script and the toolchain itself were intended to run in a unix-like environment. It certainly is possible to build it elsewhere but cygwin and mingw/msys are too much of a moving target to support by default. It became a maintenance nightmare. You could follow some sort of tutorial on ...

But libtool isn't built by psptoolchain, I don't see how that can be a problem. Have you also upgraded your version of libtool recently?

The version of gcc used by ps2toolchain has problems building with the latest version of gcc used in ubuntu 8.10. You can install an earlier version of gcc and run the script using it: apt-get install gcc-4.3 CC=gcc-4.3 ./toolchain.sh Installing the earlier version won't have an affect on the rest o...

Make sure you're using the packed attribute in the right place. It can be tricky with a typedef:

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typedef struct
&#123;
&#40;blahblah&#41;
&#125; __attribute__ &#40;&#40;packed&#41;&#41; BmpHeader;

Does that help?

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ps2/gslib$ svn update
At revision 1477.

The patch applied fine this time, and I've committed it to the repository. I haven't tested it so if someone needs help, I'm pointing them towards you. :)

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$ which psp-as
/usr/local/pspdev/bin/psp-as

For whatever reason, it isn't able to find that. Generally this means you haven't added /usr/local/pspdev/bin to your path. Are you using sudo to build the toolchain? Does cygwin even have sudo?

My only other guess would be that you're running a pre-built toolchain meant for mingw or whatever they use to let you build it directly into a windows binary.

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ps2/gslib$ cat ../gslib.patch | patch -p0 --dry-run
patching file source/gsDefs.h
patching file source/gsDriver.cpp
patch&#58; **** malformed patch at line 499&#58; @@ -371,4 +578,5 @@

The patch is a little munchy, can you regenerate it?

psp-ar is the assembler, it is build during the binutils step

Is there a space in your cygwin username?

Are you running psp-g++ from a windows command prompt, or a cygwin command prompt?

Oops, I've fixed that typo.

Thanks for reading the readme, btw. :)

I installed 8.10 on my build machine tonight and took a brief look at building. I've updated the readme-ubuntu.txt file to include the packages needed from a fresh install: ## Install the required packages. sudo apt-get install build-essential autoconf automake bison flex \ libncurses5-dev libreadli...

Whoever wrote that tutorial seemed to miss the readme-ubuntu.txt file included with psptoolchain: ## Install the required packages. sudo apt-get install build-essential autoconf automake bison flex \ libncurses5-dev libreadline-dev libusb-dev texinfo ## Set up the environment. gedit ~/.bashrc ## Add...

This isn't on topic at all. Locked.

Basically you need a C compiler to build the C++ standard library, then you can build a C++ compiler. This is why it is done in two stages. I believe pspsdk is in two stages because you need part of it to build the first stage of the compiler, which is then needed to compile the other part of pspsdk...

If anyone wants to write up a nice readme.osx file with all these little helpful hints, I'd certainly be happy to include it in the psptoolchain package. :)

The script doesn't install libgmp and libmpfr. So, no.

Also, installing them into /usr/local is generally a better idea.

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svn checkout svn&#58;//svn.ps2dev.org/psp/trunk/psptoolchain
cd psptoolchain
sudo ./toolchain-sudo.sh

A fresh checkout of psptoolchain from the repository builds fine for me.

I don't see anything in the configuration panel, perhaps its a plugin? I don't have access to add plugins.

We've been seeing an increase in development by people who do not have access to the subversion repository. I've been trying to make sure these changes have been added but there's always a chance I'll miss one if it is buried deep in a thread I haven't been watching. So, here's a helpful inbetween. ...

From the README.PSP file: Building -------- To build for the PSP, make sure psp-config is in the path and run: ./autogen.sh LDFLAGS="-L$(psp-config --pspsdk-path)/lib -lc -lpspuser" \ ./configure --host psp --prefix=$(psp-config --psp-prefix) make make install I don't think it should be tr...

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Sending        ee/libc/src/stdio.c
Sending        ee/rpc/filexio/src/fileXio_rpc.c
Transmitting file data ..
Committed revision 1473.

Added to the repository, thanks again.

This is starting to become rude rather than a discussion on licensing.

Time to lock it up.

asphodeli: Can you elaborate on the specific problems you're having?

Here's some potential problems: 1) It appears that fastjar hasn't been updated since 1999. http://fastjar.sourceforge.net/ 2) Using S_IRGRP apparently isn't a good idea under windows: Windows doesn't define all of the permissions macros (e.g., S_IRGRP) because its filesystems don't have that concept...

Delete the /usr/local/pspdev directory.

Sending libjpeg/src/Makefile Adding libjpeg/src/jpeg-6b Adding libjpeg/src/jpeg-6b/debian Adding libjpeg/src/jpeg-6b/debian/changelog Adding libjpeg/src/jpeg-6b/debian/copyright Adding libjpeg/src/jpeg-6b/debian/libjpeg62-dev.README.Debian Adding libjpeg/src/jpeg-6b/docs Adding libjpeg/src/jpeg-6b/...

Sending ps2sdk/ee/libc/src/stdio.c Sending ps2sdk/ee/rpc/filexio/src/fileXio_rpc.c Sending ps2sdk/ee/startup/src/crt0.s Transmitting file data ... Committed revision 1466. Sending gsKit/Makefile.global Sending gsKit/ee/gs/src/gsTexture.c Transmitting file data .. Committed revision 1467. Committed ...

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