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There is another route available (probably): academic development kits. Read about that here: http://www.develop-online.net/news/3237 ... S3-dev-kit

Actually there is an original (Sony's) SDK for PS3 and it even appeared in the wild (I do not have it - just before you ask). It allows one thing current Linux-based SKDs won't do - access the GPU. However it is useless for you as it is intended for DEBUG/TEST machines (I don't have one either).The ...

Unless the original SDK used different language than C/C++ I guess there would not be much difference. You have a platform that provides some amount of calls you can use. There may be some additional features in original SDK that would allow you to to do debugging/profiling/etc. stuff different way,...

J.F., no problem with posting the whole sources - after all it is just 3 libraries put together (libupnp, pthreads-emb and mcupnp) and one slightly modified example from mcupnp. When I wrote I'll post .elf/.prx I just thought the sources were stored inside .elf. Here's the file: http://www.sendspace...

I've increased heap size to 4096K and stack size to 1024K and the result is the same. It hangs in debugger with only printing the begging of the debug line. When ran directly it continues past this point somehow...

Would someone be willing to have a look at the .prx/.elf if I posted it?

Might be too small a stack or heap. When doing 3.xx+ homebrew in prx form, you need to set the heap size specifically. Also, the stack defaults to 256K. If you use more local storage than that, you'll need to set the stack size as well. Is there a way in gdb (or ddd) to find out current stack/heap ...

I have changed the select line back to original and ran this through debugger and that gave interesting results: Upon executing select the errno equals to 0 which in turn translates to " Connection timed out " in errorBuffer . When doing next step (i.e. UpnpPrintf( UPNP_CRITICAL, SSDP, __F...

J.F. wrote:Your first arg is wrong. It needs to be max_socket_num+1.

As can be seen in the sources I changed it from ret = select( maxMiniSock, &rdSet, NULL, &expSet, NULL ); because I found somewhere such suggestion. With the original line it produces the same error.

Please, anyone?

This is a development forum dealing with software - not the best place to ask what you have asked for. But to answer your question: search on eBay - there's plenty of sellers offering PSP motherboards and other circuitry/controls/etc...

J.F. wrote:Have you tried just printing the error number? Maybe it's something strerror doesn't recognize.

The error number is contained in the subject of this thread: 80410005 printed through %X.

First of all: sorry for asking for attention this way but I am desperate and do not know how to proceed at all. The code obviously works on many platforms (it's libupnp) but on PSP give this strange error that strerrorr can't describe. Here's the snippet from the code (it gives the error on the line...

TyRaNiD, thanx for the info - I feel like a complete idiot. I am quite a newbie with Linux debugging tools and I'd swear I saw somewhere I need to 'run' the thing. With your advice I managed it to run (actually I use ddd with psp-gdb) and am approaching the problem spot. It seems to access some arra...

I am trying to resolve the exception I receive (see my post http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?p=76524#76418). I have setup the PSPLINK and all the other stuff needed. However I cannot seem to get debugger running the target. usbhostfs_pc is up and running. in pspsh I load my PRX: host1:...

Hmm... one thing to remember about PSP threading - it's cooperative, not preemptive. Other threads don't run unless you call system functions that yield time to the other threads. In networking code where you have a separate thread handling the networking, you'll often see something like "sceK...

Perfect! Sorry to be so anal about the whole thing. :) It's great to see someone (relatively) new whose first few posts are about a library they got compiling on the PSP rather than the more typical "please help a noob" post. No problem - if there's some stuff that people are used why bre...

Done.

Done.

OK boys and girls (if any here). As my first project on PSP and an attempt to do some C/C++ coding I decided non-the-less to do UPNP client (I aim for PS3 look-and-feel - i.e. integrated into XMB creating a virtual drive holding all the UPnP servers & available media). The base for this is to be...

I have been trying to figure this out whole weekend but didn't progress much. However I compiled pthread-psp-test and ran it. It gets stuck at Semaphore test #4. I thought maybe the FW was to blame - I was on 5.00 M33-3 so I downgraded to 3.90 M33-3 but the result is the same. Under 5.00 I tried to ...

I have used this library to compile another library. When it tries to create a thread it crashes like this: host0:/> Exception - Address load/inst fetch Thread ID - 0x04E49B7D Th Name - pthread0002__8a05110 Module ID - 0x01FF992D Mod Name - upnpcmd EPC - 0x0883A1C4 Cause - 0x10000010 Excepti...

First of all , do you really need that(ask yourself :"Do i really need that")? For example , if you were going to program a game , there are only a few parts of the engine that will have to be initialized once(window/graphics/sound/input). So , their types/classes can become member variab...

PosX100, while b) looks certainly nicer I wonder if it is equivalent. Main purpose of singleton pattern is to ensure only one instance of certain class exists. That is done by making constructor private and only used in singleton getter method. In your example I do not quite get how that is done but...

I know I deserve this post to be marked "lamer of the month" ;-) Yes , but for another reason ... For abusing C++. Singletons & CPP = bad choise ... In Java this is one of the most used patterns. Also this is part of a library - not my code. Anyway - can you tell me what would "g...

"Breaking through barrier" is not that easy. If they used AES there is (currently) no way to brute-force it (would take more years then you're going to live) and there is no known crypto-attack. So either some weakness is found or someone leaks the private keys or some hackers find some ho...

Thank you very much. I know I deserve this post to be marked "lamer of the month" ;-)

no wonder, i cannot see xxx.o : psp-gcc -I. -I/opt/toolchains/psp//psp/sdk/include -O2 -G0 -Wall -D_PSP_FW_VERSION=150 -L. -L/opt/toolchains/psp//psp/sdk/lib test.o xxx.o -lstdc++ -lpspdebug -lpspdisplay -lpspge -lpspctrl -lpspsdk -lc -lpspnet -lpspnet_inet -lpspnet_apctl -lpspnet_resolver -lpsputi...

First of all I swear I have gone through searching for solution and I have tried reordering libs and also adding extern "C" on every possible place. Nothing helped (maybe because I am pretty lame with C/C++ and much more skilled with Java). I am running SDK built out of SVN. I have narrowe...

The HD is encrypted so you won't see a thing. So far all attempts to "hack" into it failed... That's the power of cryptography. So basically you're out of luck. You may try some of the proxy methods to fool PS3 that you're downloading something for your region...

Stupid me - there was a typo -lpthread s -psp Now I get something like this: --------------------------- pthread stuff ------------------------------------- checking for pthread_join in LIBS=-lpthread-psp -lpspsdk with CFLAGS=... yes checking for joinable pthread attribute... unknown checking if mor...