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All NIDs used to be just the SHA1 hash of the function name... emphasis on used to be. User functions still are since Sony clearly can't change the user functions. However, in an effort to defeat custom firmware, Sony started randomizing the kernel function NIDs starting at 3.70. Not all kernel func...

Two things I learned when doing networking on Doom for PSP: first, you need to do explicit waiting in places to give the network threads time to run; remember that the PSP uses cooperative multitasking, and if you don't give up time, the network threads won't run. Second, you use IP addresses direct...

What is the differrence between a router and an ethernet hub? I thought they were the same thing- I have an ethernet hub-can i successfully plug in two computers and have internet access with both? Or do I need a router or what? A hub and a router are not the same thing - a hub is a simple box that...

Yellow Dog is based on RPMs... do they use YUM? If so, you should be able to use YUMEX or even Smart PM to handle installing packages. Just install gcc, the Cell SDK, and an IDE like CodeBlocks, Geany, Eclipse, or Anjuta. It's that easy in Ubuntu - just start up Synaptic, select the dev packages, in...

I'm running Xubuntu 9.04 on my PS3, and I really don't care about the speed of the vram disc as much as I do the speed of the system overall. :)

I'm mainly waiting for the Cell MESA driver to improve to where it can run things like Neverball decently.

Yes, SMS is open source. It's in the ps2dev repos. Check out the ps2ware directory.

http://svn.ps2dev.org

Look at the kernel mode PRX example thread for details, but when you call a user function from kernel mode, you set k1. It's in every example of kernel mode prx's there are... it's in every kernel mode prx you'll find. Look at cooleye's kernel prx to set the sample rate... or the kernel prx to get t...

And SMS... LOADS of good code there.

When you execute user functions from kernel mode, you need to set k1: unsigned int k1; k1 = pspSdkSetK1(0); function(args); pspSdkSetK1(k1); No, you don't. That's when you hooked a system call and want to make it seem like you're coming from kernel mo...

When you execute user functions from kernel mode, you need to set k1:

Yeah, like most homebrew SDKs, you look at the SDK source (particularly headers) and examples and existing apps using the SDK in lieu of actual docs.

Maybe the link order... the GL libs should be AFTER the SDL libs seeing as he SDL libs use the GL libs and not the other way around.

Cool, looking forward to it... and get out of the rain! Or at least, get an umbrella. ;)

Thank you for pointing this out. If I understood it correctly, it is still not possible to take portions of the PS2SDK source code, improve it, and directly include it into GPL-licensed software? Because then, it would be part of the "Major Component". No, you have to leave it as part of ...

It's almost certainly not the delay, but some other code doing something like overflowing a string buffer or the stack.

It's not a problem. If you had bothered to look closer at the GPL FAQ, you would have seen: What legal issues come up if I use GPL-incompatible libraries with GPL software? Both versions of the GPL have an exception to their copyleft, commonly called the system library exception. If the GPL-incompat...

Sounds like characters are not cached. Look over the cache options for intrafont.

Well, that's hardly LTE anymore, is it? From the linked post, he removed everything but the renderer, then altered everything in that the slowed down rendering. All it is is yet another 3D framework. There were already plenty of those out. What made LTE big was it was a full irrlicht conversion to t...

I've never had good luck using exports in profile or resource files to "automatically" be done when you start a shell. I've gotten in the habit of always just cutting and pasting into the shell before using the toolchain. If you want to check if the export is working, just "echo $PSPD...

Did you do the exports of the envvars before starting the toolchain script? If not, you'll be using the native gcc at the wrong places.

Be sure to either have the toolchain going someplace you have authorization for, or use the sudo script. The default location of /usr/local/pspdev requires you to chown the directory, or access with sudo.

jojojoris wrote:

psPea wrote:libjpeg is C
extern "C" anyone

Shouldn't that be in jpeglib.h???

(It isn't in there. I know)

If you change a .c to .cpp, you need to put extern "C" {} around the C functions in that file as well.

Well, it's getting there. :)

Much nicer. :)

I think the main reason no one noticed it is because it was in utilities rather than net. NONE of the net examples connect to the net using the netdialog.

The main point ISN'T video - it's some form of accelerated 3D. Right now, you can't even play Quake3 on the PS3, and that's what's putting off more people from using OTHEROS on their PS3. Personally, I don't use linux on the PS3 very often either for that exact reason - if I can't play Neverball or ...

I use FF000000 and FFFFFFFF for my colors as some text routines won't draw the text if the alpha value is 0.

Why don't we use the normal network dialog from the firmware to establish the connection? In my opinion that would be far more user friendly and it looks more professional. Because no one knows how to do that. :) Actually I use that. I will create an example. EDIT: Wait there is already one in the ...

zydeoN wrote:Where do i have to put the blit.h, blit.c so i can compile ?

Same place as your other .c and .h files. ;)

Don't forget to add blit.c to the makefile (normally as blit.o in the OBJS = line).

Would that be utility/netdialog? No wonder no one knows about it. :)

I'll have to try adding that into my stuff. Thanks for the tip.