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You probably didn't set your PATH. that error is coming from psp-config.c, check the source to see why if setting PATH correctly doesn't fix it.

Added in rev 2487

From http://techpubs.sgi.com/library/manuals/4000/007-4658-001/pdf/007-4658-001.pdf page 47: An R_MIPS_HI16 must be followed immediately by an R_MIPS_LO16 relocation record in a SHT_REL section. The contents of the two fields to be relocated are combined to form a full 32-bit addend AHL. An R_MIPS_L...

libogg seems to have no error checking. If a malloc fails, calls like ogg_sync_buffer will return NULL which would lead directly to the read-into-NULL that you noticed. I don't know why, but it looks like you really are out of ram. Maybe try instrumenting libogg and libvorbis's malloc calls (they bo...

I've tried for a couple years now, to no avail. I've just given up by now. E.g. 'svn diff' patches don't neccessarily work out of the box. Files that are moved/deleted need to be handled directly using svn commands, prior to patching. Reverting changes to a local repository doesn't revert all local...

I don't know what the pgeFile* functions do, but note that sceIoRead and sceIoWrite have buffer alignment restrictions that might be a problem. Can you add more debugging and see if it's reachign any of the callbacks? I don't necessarily trust the gdb backtrace.

It's in malloc, are you running out of RAM by any chance? Bus errors can also be caused by alignment problems. It's also possible (and more likely) that you are just corrupting memory and that's messing with the malloc data structures. If you can, try compiling the same code on the PC and run it und...

Yeah, libmikmod and mikmodlib aren't compatible. I guess libpspsnd was written for mikmodlib. I think we should keep mikmodlib as an compile-time option if we add libmikmod support.

By "current mikmod version" do you mean libmikmod or mikmodlib?
The existing code should work fine with mikmodlib.

Are you sure the atexit handler is being called?

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It goes on because it's running two threads (make -j 2).
Check the output in build/binutils-2.16.1/intl/config.log, it seems that HAVE_STPCPY wasn't defined in config.h for some reason...

It should work in cygwin or maybe even msys...
but our crystal balls are hazy so you'll have to give us more info if you want help.

Either one works for configure scripts.

thanks

Yep, the bug should be fixed by http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=12528
and gcc > 4.2 should be OK. Let me know if you run into any problems.

Note that gcc > 4.2 was always OK buffer overflow checks aren't enabled (Ubuntu and OSX at least seem to enable them by default).

I've fixed a number of build bugs in psp libraries: a fix for the freetype config.guess error : while old versions of libtoolize create the config.guess file automatically, new versions require the "--install" option. Rather than attempt to detect the libtool version, we'll just put a gene...

I added a patch to binutils to fix the buffer overflow bug in psp-ar, which was detected by newer GCCs with _FORTIFY_SOURCE=2. Now we don't need gcc-4.2 on Ubuntu, and we don't need to build with -O0. The full psptoolchain script works fine on Ubuntu 9.10. http://psp.jim.sh/svn/comp.php?repname=psp&...

imhotep wrote:alternatively, see solution here:
http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?p=85465#85465

Huh? That's entirely unrelated.

Try the suggestion here
http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?p=85146#85146

There are bugs in the toolchain. When it is compiled with GCC 4.3 or newer, these bugs cause crashes at runtime.

On my system, running "libtoolize --copy" creates config.guess. I don't see why it doesn't on your system, or how adding automake would fix that anyway.

I committed both the library and demo in rev 2474, thanks. $ svn commit Adding libctrl Adding libctrl/Makefile Adding libctrl/demo Adding libctrl/demo/Makefile Adding libctrl/demo/ctrldemo.c Adding libctrl/libctrl.c Adding libctrl/libctrl.h Transmitting file data ..... Committed revision 2474. http:...

I still can't compile and test that code. I don't have your "../common/callbacks.h" and there's no definition of "running()". If you want us to help, give us a complete example (including the makefile) that we can build and test. Otherwise you're on your own. How does the code be...

That code looks fine, but that's not your real code. It doesn't even compile: at the very least you need to change "rayDelta preDelta[480];" to "struct rayDelta preDelta[480];". If you show us your actual full code, we may be able to help.

This section is for submitting patches, not requesting them. There's no "--enable-video-psp" option anyway.

Post the output of the configure script here. It will tell you if it found PSPGL.