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I'd usually say there's a general "no request" rule here, but, a snake game... at least some people could take that project to learn how to code for the PSP...

I have some feedbacks about it. First, the law concerning this issue vary from country to country. In europe though, this is just fair use. I am not sure about US. I am really convinced all of this falls under the "fair use" clause that we have here in europe: if you buy hardware or softwa...

It'll come in the near future, don't worry.

mrbrown: okay, posting a fix if you don't.
dlanor: half of the hdd stuff was disassembled, and the other half was rewritten from various "common knowledge" specs.

Use the source, Luke, use the source.

Could you stop the unproductive "that's a cool idea dude! go go go!". Next post like that, and I'll clean up this thread out of that crap.

Checking into sony's atad.irx should help. Somebody have it somewhere ? I don't think I do, apart of my bios, no ?

Buy the Linux kit, there's all the docs in it.

Yet, all the ps2 softwares you can find around are not well-behaved :P So, better reset between two execee. It doesn't take long anyway.

I guess i'll never grasp the concept why sony did that, unless some executive had nothing better to do to justify his salary, hates Japan or something.. I've heard an urban legend that it's because japanese people have smaller fingers, thus it's better for them to reach "O" as the fire bu...

It's quite easy to build up your own using SDL for example, by using SDL_LoadBMP then parsing'n'writing down the created surface.

I've been using freenode since quite long on a quite large number of channels, and nothing bad ever happened... *shrug*

It does, for most of them. Not all though, that's right. But turning the "radio" off will simply make things better.

Just a short piece of advice: /mode ooPo -w

I thought it was "the-same-but-built-without-O3", but it obviously seems I was wrong. Exactly the same binaries. *shrug*

"libg" is the debug version of newlib....... you just didn't read what I said earlier.



oh, well, after all, nevermind.

NOTE: I said purhcase! Legit! Call up Sony and buy it! ....how much does it cost anyway? Gniiiii. You can't buy it like that. You won't find it in a supermarket or so. SONY will never sell it to you straight if you simply ask them for it. You buy a license to use their dev kit. You have to apply fo...

Can you PLEASE stop quoting quotes from nested quotes ... ? Try a bit before posting anything. I've edited your posts, but next time, I won't be so kind and I'll just erase them silently.

Sorry, we are not codebraker's support forum. Please post to codebreaker's forums to get proper support about your problem.

I'm sure most (all?) of those problems can be fixed by properly adapting the CFLAGS of those project files, so as to force the new compiler to behave more like the old one in some crucial aspects. But first we need to know exactly what flags are needed. I'd still recommand trying finding the error ...

Seems there's lot of stuff into /iop you're not even listing here, no ? And what about tyr ? doesn't he want to be listed into the modules he wrote ? :)

First, consider using stlport. Second, some functions are indeed not defined, such as vsscanf, or setlocale. Just write stub functions for them, that'll do it for now...

First, try -O1. Then, read a bit the ee-gcc manual, and look for the list of the individual optimisation flags, which is a very large bunch of -f flags. I'd still recommand trying finding the error though.

Optimisation differences between 2.8.1 and 3.2.2 are quite heavy, and are subject to cause troubles with some category of bugs, in particular with the volatile keyword. If you have several threads (and I guess it's the case), that are accessing the same variable, that variable should be declared as ...

Several answers to that: -) fioRemove is only a rpc call, which would work with different versions of the same irx, bugged, and non bugged. That's not up to that layer to have that fix -) the correct layer that should have that workaround would be libc, with a rmdir() function (which would make up t...

mkdir of bin and lib should be in makefile. Feel free to add it :P

Nope. It's a GPL project, and thus, can't enter ps2sdk.

It's a GPL module into the ps2eth project.

It's a well known bug in sony's RPC server for fio* functions... They forgot a break in the switch between fioRemove and fioMkdir... So, you have to fioRemove then fioRmdir.

Several reasons. The snes has lots of very custom hardware, that runs in parallel. Moreover, when you soft-emulate (without dynamic recompilation that is) a platform, you need up to 10 times the power of the first machine. Count that there's probably no optimisation, and that the toolkit isn't finis...