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if -losl is not find, it means gcc doesn't find libosl in the library path you gave it. note, that I didn't say you don't have libosl, I'm just saying that given the library path it is given, it didn't find it. you should google or man gcc if you want further explanations as it's a very basic problem.

I confirm it must be 64x64, but even with one with alpha channel I had problems, I'll check tonight.

EDIT: it works fine with my linux box, I'll try with my windows one at home when I have some time.

choupette@poupoune ~/pspgl/test-depthtest $ make psp-gcc -g -Wall -O2 -MD -I/usr/local/pspdev//psp/sdk/include -I.. -c simple.c make: *** No rule to make target `firefox.o', needed by `depthtest.elf'. Stop. choupette@poupoune ~/pspgl/test-depthtest $ cd .. choupette@poupoune ~/pspgl $ find ...

I just installed goop.org's pspgl to give it a try and well, huh, I tried to compile some examples and get this : choupette@poupoune ~/pspgl/test-depthtest $ make psp-gcc -g -Wall -O2 -MD -I/usr/local/pspdev//psp/sdk/include -I.. -c simple.c make: *** No rule to make target `firefox.o', need...

svn co svn://svn.pspdev.org/psp/trunk/pspgl/

allows to dowload it from, huh it's obvious.

my win p4 3Ghz 1GB never succeeded, I heard about 4 hours for cygwin.
my linux p4 2.4 256MB took about hmmm hard to say I wasn't checking, but about 1hour seems right.

kxploit, google it, find -exec grep it, search it in these forums.