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Thanks a lot for the wrokaround !
It works now :)

Well... I installed the OpenCL rpms succesfully on my system... But when I try executing the samples I get the following errors : [root@ramen ppc]# make clean [root@ramen ppc]# make gcc -I. -g -O3 -m32 -DPPM=0 -c -o julia_ocl.o ../src/julia_ocl.c gcc -I. -g -O3 -m32 -...

Thank you very much ^^

Do you know if any mirror for this website exists ?
I'd like to show my little dreamgl app I wrote for the contest to a friend... But I deleted it :\

Thanks in advance for your help.

LuaGL ?

RC6 is also used in Philips TV remotes... (reminiscence of old electronic-related readings)

EDIT: Maybe was used.. not working on my 1yo Philips TV

could you release the source, please ?

I was telling myself : "It would be more practical to use libGU & libGUM functions to write an OpenGL wrapper" Why does the author use directly the sendCommand thing ? At least, it would be clearer to write / debug to use libGU. (But dunno if the speed would be reduced so much) Does so...

I need the communty knowledge there.. Which OpenGL-based 3D Engine could be ported to PSP ? (Looking at the svn repo, with have plenty of libs now.. I think it should be possible.. SDL / TinyGL / pspGL(?) / SDL_mixer ...) I really don't know any free 3D Engine using OpenGL simple enough to be ported...

microwindows is already ported (check SVN)

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One thing would be very interesting : to interface sce[...] functions with the your lua interpreter :p

I don't remember if any of the GL implementations on PS2 helped porting projects..

The libGU already looks like openGL (with no Matrix manipulation lib - which is libGUM, not released yet by pspdev -) I don't think that an openGL implementation would be really useful. But, why not ?

I've seen somewhere a video of a guy typing on a PSP Keyboard (looked like the Logic3 one).. Used font was the nem's one, as in many many projects here. I really wonder which funcs he used to read the keyboard inputs.. :/

You didn't add the pspsdk libraries in your Dev-C++ linker's options.

Read this : http://psp-dev.org/pukiwiki/index.php?Dev-C%2B%2B

I think a PSPSDK/Toolchain package with support of svn updating would be great.. I WONT do it tonight.

Works like a charm. Very good.

Nop. It's even not up to date. There is another win32 package in the PSPSDK forum with all that you need.

Yeah.. it's working now.. -_-

PSPSDK 1.0+beta is availble for download here. If you would like to keep upto date with the latest version, you can also access our subversion repository at "svn://svn.ps2dev.org/psp". We have also setup a new list to monitor subversion commits and submit bug reports which you can join at...

I would like to download PSPSDK from the subversion repository.. but I need login/password. Where can I get it ? Thanks.

What about adding psppet's work into pspsdk ?

Windows XP on my laptop.
Ubuntu Hoary on my old PC. But I use it for another project.. so. I use the laptop for my everyday needs.

Huh.. There is no MAKE in the win32 PSPSDK package. TommyBear can you do something ? Thx

Can ping. Not telnet. I probably did something wrong. (I'm running on 1.5 , "infrastructure" mode, on a static IP.)

It's funny to notice that when the console is on stand-by, the ping does not respond :)

YEAH !!!! That's fucking cool. I'll test it right now. Thanks guys !

The title say it all..
What will it include, too ?
I think it may sound interesting to some people wainting for it.

you're right. It runs well on hardware.. AH :p