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I just had a poke around the DC map pack and it looks like they have nicely provided just about all the reduced data set. All textures, all models, and all sounds, and importantly the BSP files are tiny (~2mb on average). Most likely the only thing they left out are the ambient acoustics and the stu...

It will be interesting to see how far you guys manage to get, but after you manage to get the engine to run you are going to hit the problem of limited RAM. The PSP only has 32Mb of it, 24Mb of which is only really useable, Quake3 needs a lot more than that. The DC port relied on heavily modified ma...

Looking at the README file for pspGL it would certainly seem that textures currently do not work, and neither do a lot of other things. You can always implement them :P

There is also TinyGL to play with, no idea if that supports texturing or not, or if it even works at this stage.

Yes, headphones have magnets in them, as they are just small speakers. Them attracting or repelling each other is hardly something to worry about.

export PSPDEV="/usr/local/pspdev" export PSPSDK="$PSPDEV/pspsdk" export CVSROOT=":pserver:anonymous@cvs.ps2dev.org:/home/pspcvs" export PATH="$PATH:$PSPDEV/bin:$PSPDEV/psp/bin:$PSPSDK/bin" (You can also ...

You mean threads and semaphores or just a waiting for screen-refresh?

Ugh, if you can't even be bothered to find out what Cygwin is, what it does and why it is needed then I really think you shouldn't bother with programming at all.

A bit out of date, but it works:

http://wiki.ps2dev.org/psp:programming_faq

Oh just go and buy some new headphones, yours were unlikely to have been expensive enough for you to lose sleep over the couple of dollars they would cost to replace.

I'm working on including it in uo_Snes9x 0.02y11J3a6 right now. Why not just get SVN commit access and work on it in there? That way everyone can contribute in the long run. While the choice is of course yours I just think this will save a lot of duplication (there is already quite a bit between th...

Grab latest sdk/toolchain script from SVN, compile them and then retry SNES9x, the usual problem is that they are out of date.

Have you built and looked at the psp sdk documentation?

Any chance of an EBOOT.PBP? I can't seem to get it to pack. Edit: In fact I can pack it but it crashes my V1.0 psp. I also can't seem to apply the patch to the y11 source. Edit2: Looks like I'm not the only V1.0 owner having problems with it, but it does apparently work on V1.5. ector had some code ...

I use it, although I force it to use my own makefiles. The only task I use it for is as a nice editor for my code.

On what 99% is it getting stuck on? The Cygwin installer? If so I would suggest that you try figuring this out with the Cygwin guys, we can't really support it. I have no idea what release folder you are refering to, additionaly as far as I am aware there are no rars anywhere. The site you pick to i...

This was ported from a highly optimised PocketPC port that uses quite a lot of tricks to run well on pretty poor hardware. The jittery polygons that you see and the very heavy mu-mapping of textures are a product of that(it also looks to me like the light blending is a bit off). Porting the GL versi...

http://wiki.ps2dev.org/psp:programming_faq

Hope it helps. It really should take you less than 3 days to get it to work :P

How do you propose to move forward and back, on the same analogue stick that allows you to turn? That would kill looking up and down. I think the D-pad for custom functions would work a lot better.

In a shooting game strafe button sould always be mapped to L and R trigger ... like all fps on console, plz take a not of my advice :p Umm, Having played quite a lot of games on consoles I can't really remember tha last one where the strafe buttons were on the L and R triggers, possilby Doom on the...

Sent this morning. ;)

I guess a lot of people are going to be interested, it might be easier to just go ahead and post it, statiting that it cannot be redistributed or advertised, that would stop the lot of PSP Hacker getting at it for a while.

Funny, this looks alot like the wiki entry :P

Anyway, you've added some stuff to what was on there so how about editing the wiki, that way everyone can update it later should things change.

Hippo wrote: Can't you just overwrite the old emulator files with the new ones? o_O

Do something logic, simple and straight forward? Never!

The demos from alonetrio don't run under PSPE I wouldn't worry about it. The PSPE is a load of crap that only supports some very basic functions, the new versions of PSP Toolchain build with opcodes that are fully PSP valid but are not supported with the emu. I would suggest using the hardware as t...

Is is 32bpp rgb or 16bpp rgb or something else? For a start it's BGR (Blue, Green, Red) rather than the standard sequence of RGB. Secondly the mode is changeable, nem's defauls to 16 bits, there is also appear to be other modes which might well be 32 bit, but I am not sure if anyone has posted the ...

TommyBear wrote: Malloc and friends are implemented in libc, so what gives..... anyone? :(

They are implemented in libc for specific architectures. Afaik the libc malloc does not work on the PSP, you will either have to write your own or wait for the PSP SDK to be released if you don't want to do that.

N64 emulator, bah too easy, what we need is a PC emulator that emulates a nice P4 with some shiny Geforce magic, then we can emulate everything without having to mess about porting the current emus!

I know that it is planned for realease soon as there have been quite a number of mentions of it here and on the irc channel. It should compile on any platform that has a working gcc implementation as all it will be is a modified copy of gcc with some tools and some header files, at least that's how ...

Start with either updating to the latest version (just in case), or wait for the PSP SDK to be released in the next couple of days. The script that nem produces is now old and has some options which were only needed for ps2sdk, have a search on these forums to find the updated commands required. Fin...

MPEG is easily doable but is it worth the bloat? Will anyone actually use it? Yes, the porn monkeys will ;) AVI is tricky, the AVI container will most likely be supported but there are a jillion codecs that can live inside it. As long as it supports generic Xvid/DivX with MP3 audio I will be quite ...