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John, Interesting function! I have a few questions on how it works, I am attempting to understand how all this works: I Understand that you patch the first instruction of the given NID function to jump to the patched function. What I do not understand is how the unpatched function is called within t...

The game burnout does this too when you are doing 'crash' mode. The camera will zoom in on your car, and it continuously swaps mip-maps for the ground back and forth. It's very strange, I always wondered why the wouldn't have fixed such an obvious bug, maybe it is hardware....


dankydoo

mrbrown, this is all you.

So we have an SIO implementation for GDB, a WiFi implementation, will a USB implementation take a driver computer side to implemnt? I see that SIO is the most unintrusive, what exactly do we need for a USB implementation?

dankydoo

Any progress on this? I'm very interested in what you've got going....

thanks,

dankydooo

Ahh, yes, I was hoping that you would implement Bezier patches soon....are they in your repository yet?

dankydoo

Look into something called sqllite....google it. It's a self contained dbms that can be compile into your executable.

dankydoo

Thanks guys!


I will look into this...

dankydoo

Hello all, I've been porting some of my openGL code with the PSPSDK, and it came to me that compile time/execution turnaround will be much quicker if I enable USB in my programs, then upload the new executable with a script after it is compiled and then maybe hook the booting of the executable to sa...

Hey all, I've followed the wiki step by step, and everytime I run the toolchain script it bombs at exactly the same place telling me 'Invalid Configuration' 'psp' machine 'psp' not recognized I've searched the forum, and one other person seemed to of had it, but they edited their posted saying they ...

I'd imagine that a disassembly of a firmware update might reveal quite a bit of the innerworkings of the psp, at least maybe a framebuffer address?


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