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See moonlight's config code in his 1.5 cfw proof of concept.

Give the VPL 4MB.

Set your heap size to 8MB.

Experiment, it's hard to say otherwise.

You need the 10MB for the VPL and you need around ~6MB of space free for the cache too.

PSP_HEAP_SIZE_MAX() is no good.

You can get away with allocating about 3MB for the VPL, but you still need 6MB of space free for the cache.

An unsigned int (on PSP anyway) is limited to holding values between 0 - 4294967295 (4Gb).

Try changes your data type to something more suitable, u64?

I was informed previously that Cause - 0x1000003C is a division by zero.

Was I mis-informed?

Hi Ooblik, welcome to the forums.

What heap size are you giving your program?

Oops missed that bit.

I saw the Apollonia_PSP.elf but totally missed the crt0_prx.c reference.

Let's break it down.
You're getting an FPU exception.
The FPU exception is a division by zero.
You should be putting the EPC value into psp-addr2line, not the Cause value.

The PSP_UTILITY_DIALOG_QUIT case will match regardless of if the user cancelled or not, it's internal to how the dialog runs. To get the actual result from the dialog, access the data.base.result member. IIRC it's set as 0 for successfully connected, 1 if user cancelled and an error code if there wa...

There are several options available, you'll have to decide on the best method to suit your own needs. In my pgeFont implementation I load a TTF font and generate a 4-bit swizzled texture from that, which can be stored in either VRAM or RAM. As jean mentioned, these are displayed by using a list for ...

Because your original post (before you edited it) was as far wrong as you could get :)

If only you knew as much as you thought you do.

http://www.skistovel.com/index.php?page=tutorials

There are two links.

One for the wiki page with the tutorials.

One for the source code & binary download.

sceIoSync() looks likely.

The newlib patch implements exactly this, whether you use the newlib functions or sceNetInet*, the sceNetInet* function will be called.

Exactly two hours before you posted.

Ok I've committed a change to the newlib patch. The problem was that gettimeofday() internally called sceKernelLibcGettimeofday() which was assumed to be the sce version of gettimeofday(). sceKernelLibcGettimeofday() actually returns sec and usec since 00:00 on that day only, not since the 1970 epoc...

It's easy to use sceKernelLibcTime() in place of time().

The point is that it doesn't work in newlib correctly so needs fixing :)

I looked at this today as I need some of the newlib time functions... It seems all the time functions from libcglue aren't being used, instead the functions from newlib-1.15.0/newlib/libc/time are used instead. As a hack test I edited the newlib-1.15.0/newlib/libc/time/time.c file and removed the: t...

Why do you need kernel mode for audio?

No.

Post your full code, makefile and the errors returned.

A statement like 'my compiler cannot compile it' isn't useful.

You need to link -lpsputility

remapsp in Google = win.

I've commited some changes to the power library based on discussion in this thread to revision 2408.

You'll need kernel mode for those under 1.5.

I'd recommend using the usermode equivalents in 3/4xx kernel.

See psputility_usbmodules.h.

Ahh, I could be thinking about the scePowerTick() parameters, apologies.

Nothing for all of them, if I recall correctly.

I've never seen them used either.

If I remember rightly, 0 is all, 1 is suspend, 6 is display.

It's possible to run the net dialog on a pure 1.5 firmware.

It's not possible to run it on the 1.5 subset that is available on custom firmware, as it is missing the dialog functionality.