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I apologize in advance if this would be better suited in a different thread. I've ported the windows emulator to SDL. It should be possible to get it to run on a wide array of devices and other consoles. I did not port sound, nor (obviously) 3d. I just took the src/emulator/windows/windows.c and por...

im trying to do the dot tunnel that you see in the link i posted in my first post. maybe more people would look at it if you didn't post a link to a .zip (an image would be more appropriate). Until then I'm going by my assumption that you mean a simulation of a starfield like the old windows screen...

- learn polar coordinates, and how to convert from polar to cartesian - randomly initialize coordinates. - draw brighter/darker based on radius (larger radius = brighter) - every move, make the radius 10% larger than it currently is (this will make a closer star move quicker than a further away star...

then make it -O.

-o specifies output filename
-O specifies optimization level

-o2 would make the output file '2'

-O2 tells the compiler to use the 2nd level of optimizations.

My girlfriend has a Net minidisk player. It only reads encoded atrac-3 files. we get around a number of stupid DRM issues by: - installing sonicstage - install realplayer - realplayer will use sonicstage codecs for the atrac files and supports writing to the net md without the DRM. I don't know - if...

you're using psp-gcc. Try using psp-g++?

This is a little OT for PSP dev, but related to something I'm working on. Hopefully it survives the lockhammer.. Let's say I have 6 unique arbitrary 32-bit integers. Does anyone know of a method that one could concoct a function that appears to be a pseudo-random number generator that, given the fir...

Agoln:

you're taking his quote out of context. He was debunking the previous post's claim that c++ programming wouldn't work properly with the toolchain and end in tears, not that you should learn c++ before c.

personally I would not use this as an everyday method of running code. Wait until someone comes out with something akin to reflashing your 1.5 psp to a 1.0, I guess.

it uses SDL, but the SDL library will in turn call direct*. Maybe replace SDL.dll with a more wine-friendly version? I'll try this later this week if no one else gets around to it. edit: looks potentially good, someone else has done precisely what I'm suggesting and it worked well for them. http://l...

I was under the impression PSPE used SDL, not direct x

Before you try this: try to remove the backup battery from the mainboard for a few hours definitely try this: Have you tried turning off your PSP properly rather than just putting in and out of standby? If you slide the power switch up and hold it there for about 5 seconds it will power off complete...

fashidus wrote:or if you were sold a dead unit advertised as a working unit....

you can return the favor and resell it under the same false pretenses. heh.

that's not returning the favour, that's passing the buck. Big difference, you end up just as evil as the person that screwed you.

I'm not sure if I correctly understand you but you can access the registers if you overwrite the return address (which - according to tmbinc - one can) with the address of a code-location redirecting program flow to the content of a register ooOOHHH, you're saying hope to find a static point in the...

if we could access those registers, we could be running the shellcode - all you can do at this point is tell the thread "your next instruction is at memory x", and we don't know where that location is.

and I'm glad you're case-insensitive ;).

0xdeadface wrote:however changing a string byte would only cause trouble if the PSP actually stores and checks checksums of modules somewhere.

Ask yourself if you're willing to bet the farm on that one before trying anything, because most likely they are signed (imho.. so I'm not doing it, at least).

software mesa is going to be slow. I ported it to the xbox using openxdk, and it is unuseably slow on that, so the psp on a similiarly unaccelerated framebuffer is going to be slow as well.

edit: I mean really, really slow :).

try pinging the DNS server? If your connection to it is slow, then your connection will be slow(er). It shouldn't be really bad unless the browser is resolving the DNS every single time it makes a connection, which would add up on a feature-rich website.

because you are talking about PSPE, the psp emulator for windows.

they are talking about PCE, a PC Engine emulator for the psp.

two different emulators.

better newlib support was what I was looking for, thanks.. iirc the ee-newlib didn't quite do the trick?

is there any advantage to that psptoolchain-20050523.tgz over the ee-gcc from the most recent ps2toolchain also on oopo's site?

We all saw that tony hawk video that has been proven to be fake. I just went and read the thread related to the video on psp-linux, and just wanted to post this here as irrefutable proof of psp-dubayou being a fraud (and that psp-linux is useless since they didn't catch this after a number of pages ...

thanks for testing it oneman; I do'nt have wipeout so I can't test it myself.

what more do you need? danj's post showed you the spec on what it is, my post shows how to get the ASCII from it...

on UTF I've encountered before, the last byte mapped to the ASCII value. It looks like something similiar here, only the lowercase values are offset by 0x20. for example, (with help from www.lookuptables.com) 0x50 = P 0x69 = i = 0x89 - 0x20 0x65 = e = 0x85 - 0x20 0x72 = r = 0x92 - 0x20 0x63 = c = 0x...

http://www.research.ibm.com/people/a/archan/pcs2001.pdf

related to dynamically creating wireless networks if it matches the pdf.

just saw this on securityfocus:

http://www.securityfocus.com/archive/1/ ... 05-05-23/0

does wipeout browser open TIFFs? ;)

bought, shipped, and received. Thanks again karmafeed!

(now I can start doing some work instead of idle speculation)

or the firmware does something like switch (PSP's ID or some derivation thereof) case (japan psp serial number) : we're region 1 (or whatever), o means this, x means that case (us psp serial number) we're region 2, .... case (...) so the firmware remains the same and handles switching the feel of th...

I'd suggest using SDL_Image and then accessing surface->pixels to write out the data. I'll put something together this weekend for linux users.