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Thanks for the help, I didn't realized first that I could "Paste" inside Cygwin shell window. Now it looks like it's working.

I'm trying to build FreeType, following the readme instructions : To build and install: sh autogen.sh LDFLAGS="-L`psp-config --pspsdk-path`/lib -lc -lpspuser" \ ./configure --host psp --prefix=`psp-config --psp-prefix` make make install The autogen seems to work fine. The problems ...

Good lord thanks. And shame on me ... Hum thinking of it, can I auto-"Hall of Shame" myself ? ;-)

I used to be able to access SVN few days ago, but then I re-installed my PC. I'm using TortoiseSVN, but now I get this error message :

Error *PROPFIND request failed on '/' PROPFIND of '/': 200 OK (http://svn.ps2dev.org)

Any idea if the problem is on my side or on the server side?

Any recent news or timeline estimation regarding a new PSPSDK release?

(I know I know, I'm like a kid unable to wait for his christmas gifts) :)

I'm hoping we'll have some stuff to test by the end of next week so hopefully we'll be able to do a v1.0 PSP SDK release a week or so after that. Oooh. So sweet to my hears :-) SVN wasn't the problem, as I use Turtoise to easily grab everything. It's more on the build side that for some reason I ca...

I was wondering if there's any plan for an updated package of the PSPSDK, as the current one (1.0+beta) is getting really dated. I am ashamed to admit that I have a hard time figuring out how to compile the libraries from the SVN source, so I'm currently stuck with the beta releases ...

Not only it doesn't exist, but it will probably never exist. I don't think anybody is going to put time on hacking this version. Most likely, all the wiz-crackers are working right now on finding an exploit in 2.0.

If it ever happen.

Sorry for the double post, but I just made it work using a struct with u32s, and it happen to be twice faster tha using the u16 struct OR memcpy(). Simply because the 32 bit CPU doesn't have to patch at 0 the 16 remaining bits when copying 16 bits at a time, but transfering blocks of 32 bits, there'...

Thanks for the quick reply ! memcpy() should beat that silly struct method of yours. I don't know about PSP CPU, but I'm from GBa programming, and on the ARM32 we get better bin code using this struct method, and save some cycles, than using a looping memcpy(). I just don't know if the bin output is...

Similar question : how can use the Ge to copy blocks of bytes from VRAM to VRAM ?

I need to copy blocks of 32 bytes (16 pixels of 2 bytes length each), and was wondering what is the fastest way to perform such operation ? The best one I've found is to use structs pointers like this : typedef struct { u16 val00; u16 val01; u16 val02; u16 val03; u16 val04; u16 val05; u16 val06; u16...

Ok thanks to some clever ASSERTs, I figured that my bug came from the source buffer and not from the VRAM target. Anyway, I'll take the occasion to ask more details on cached/non-cached transferts to VRAM. What's the big differences between the two ? And is the only thing I need to do for non-cached...

Apparently, if I write too much U16 in VRAM, at some point the system hang. Should I write my data using cached or non-cached transfert ? Is there anything I need to know when dumping lots of data in VRAM ?

Any tip more than welcome !

Hi everybody, first time here, but I suspect not for the last time ;) I looked around on all posts that could help me on my problem, and found a lot of help requests for "Undefined Reference", and yet it seems like none of them answer my own problem with it. I get this error at link time f...