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There's none yet and i am wondering why Sony is doing that USB microphone instead of using the mic-in ...

Has anybody succeeded in having this function returning a 1 ? :)

refering to : http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?p=25739&highlight=&sid=a1c98221f766c7788f74e8d7c08cba47#25739 The headphone jack is a standard 3.5mm stereo, but there is also a small 6 pin connector next to it for the "remote control" that is included in the Value Pack. If we ...

Do you think pin 1 & 4 are really for the microphone ? did you get confirmation of this by plugging one on those pins and call sceHprmIsHeadphoneExist ?

Is it possible to get "normal" audio-in too ?

I am drawing a simple triangle using the vertex : struct Vertex2D { unsigned int color; short x,y,z; short _pad; // for padding, 32bits }; rendering with : sceGuDrawArray(GU_TRIANGLES, GU_COLOR_8888 | GU_VERTEX_16BIT | GU_TRANSFORM_2D, 3,0,vertices); If i am not explicitely initializing _pad with 0 ...

sceKernelStartThread(tmp, sizeof(PspUDPrx*), &this);

PspUDPrx.cpp:163: error: invalid lvalue in unary '&'

It seems like i need to use and intermediate variable.

PspUDPrx* pThis = this;
sceKernelStartThread(tmp, sizeof(PspUDPrx*), &pThis);

Any direct way to do this ?

Opps sorry for last post. int sceKernelStartThread (SceUID thid, SceSize args, void* argp) Aaah so the thread actually contains a buffer of size args and do an actually copy of argp into that internal buffer and pass it to the thread function ? That's very unusual ! :-P Well, so i guess i was receiv...

int sceKernelStartThread (SceUID thid, SceSize args, void* argp)

Aaah so sceKernelStartThread actually contains a buffer of size

It seems my problem is about passing "this" to sceKernelStartThread. So inside the function ListenInOwnThread() i don't have access to the real data member of that instance of my object. in StartListening() i do if(tmp >= 0) { printf("this = %x\n",(unsigned int)this); sceKernelSt...

Hello, I'm trying to receive some data sent by my PC UDP client over WiFi. I would like to receive them in a separate thread : bool PspUDPrx::StartListening() { sceNetInetBind( _socketRX, (struct sockaddr* )&_addr, sizeof(_addr)); int tmp = sceKernelCreateThread("PspUDPrx",PspUDPrx::Ud...

Oh, and ... looking at the vadd instruction in particular, there are : "vadd.q", "?d3d,?s3s,?t3t", "vadd.t", "?d2d,?s2s,?t2t", "vadd.p", "?d1d,?s1s,?t1t", "vadd.s", "?d0d,?s0s,?t0t", same for vmul, vsub, vdot and other b...

Looking at mips-opc.c : http://svn.pspdev.org/filedetails.php?repname=psp&path=%2Ftrunk%2Fbinutils-psp%2Fopcodes%2Fmips-opc.c&rev=0&sc=0 i see all the VFPU opcodes that Stefan is talking about. I have a few questions about them. I am sorry if they sound moronic, but i am not familiar at ...

Would that achieve less multiplication / additions ?

I am not good a 3D maths too but i can try : Your first formula rotates the point [X Y] around [0 0] Your second formula does the same but then translates the rotated point by [OriginX OriginY]. What you want to do is to rotate around [OriginX OriginY], so you have to translate each point by [-Origi...

Stefan could you point me on any kind documentation regarding the VFPU ? Like the instruction set and so on ?

The VFPU and Virtual Mobile Engine are my 2 main items of interest on the PSP ! ( and i guess it's not tomorrow that we'll learn how to program the VME ).

Yeah i don't care if the compiler does not support it ... as long as i can directly use it via assembly. Too bad :(

I am more interested in floating point matrixes multiplication and vector multiplications and additions. Is it already possible to use the VFPU to do that , at this point ?

I would also be extremely interested in those instructions :)

The SID tune i gave you as an example is part of my NanoSID Library. This library does not play .sid but .zsid, which is a completely different format that i created to make the synthesis faster. The problem is, you need to convert the .sid tune you want to play, and this conversion is very slow and...

Ok, so i tried various things. First i now have "Power save for WLAN" set to OFF. I tried with a different WiFi router, that i've directly plugged to my laptop via RJ45. Also, i have disabled WEP encryption. And i still had the same problem. I tried to play with the send buffer size, reduc...

OK i'll try that ( My PC is a laptop with integreated WiFi. ).

I'll try using an other router and plug the PC directly on it via RJ45.

But don't you think i should find a solution to make it work with my current setup ?

In my settings, the WiFi Power Save is on. I am not sure this is really the problem (?) Yesterday i tried to use a non-blocking socket to send data to my server. There is a point where the sceNetInetSend function returns -1... i can retry and retry .... it always returns -1 ( i send 100 bytes per ca...

Yes i've seen that one, and i would prefer not taking my PSP apart :-P My biggest problem is the fact that it stops in the middle of the transfert, randomly. The interesting thing is, if i brutally stop my server when the PSP seems to be freezed, sceNetInetSend(sock,ss,1024,0); unblocks and returns ...

I am using the pspnet lib from pspkrazy's ftpd client to make a small wifi client which connects to a small tcp server running on my PC, the server prints out everything it receives. I am trying to transfer 256k of text as a test. Sometimes, it works completely, sometimes, the PSP hangs in the middl...

If there are some new stubs that are not yet supported yet by PSPSDK that i want to use in my program, is there a quick way to integrate them with my program without recompiling PSPSDK ?

Correct me if i'm wrong, but i think that in the case of windows at least, the memory is freed when you Unload a .dll ( even if you did not free all the memory dynamically allocated in this dll ).

Is it the same when using sceKernelUnloadModule ?

Thanks a lot , this is exactly what i wanted to know.

I am doing a program that is relaunching itself with that function and i was afraid that it could just fill the memory more and more each time i recall it.

Do the prxs are dynamically loaded libraries like .dll or .so ?

Is there a way to do so ?

I am still confused about the STUBs and have a few other questions. > The STUBs are the short (8 byte) entries that are linked to the end of your program. They are used to bind to system entries (usually though a system trap to go from user to kernel mode) So what kind of information do those 8 byt...

Although it is not my very goal on PSP, i am planning to port my latest libNanoSID library on PSP and make the library available to you so you can play SID tunes in your games/demos without it to take all your CPU ( SID Emulation can be very expensive ! ). I've already ported an older version tonigh...