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New version of PspKanji V2.3 : -Support for CFW M33 and thus PspLite. -Display Kanji's strokes order -Xml support for Kanji files, a lot more versatile to create your own list (use tinyxml lib). -Number of Kanji lists not limited to 14 anymore. -Menu can be displayed in French and Italian. -Now als...

New release of PspKanji. Official website : http://pspkanji.sf.net Changes : =========================================================== Version 2.1 Alpha =========================================================== -Added: Quiz mode for Katakana and Hiragana -Added: Quiz in both direction (English<-...

Thanks, I'd be appreciated.

Thanks a lot. My Psp is also cleanly installed with 3.02B without any customisation. I sent a new version to a person that was experiencing the issue, and it now work for him :/ Someone mentionned that turning off the option 'Hide corrupt icon' fix it for him, but that might just have been to reboot...

Hmm, no, people are just getting the eboot and trying to launch it.

Some users of PspKanji have reported that on their 2.71 and 3.03C, the program kinda get resized to half it size and show doubled on left and right size with color slightly off. This is not happening on 1.5 and 3.02B. This is something that sometime happened to me while deving, but a simple RebuildA...

If you only need to flip a static screen, you can use the backbuffer as a texture, and render a polygone with it, flipped. I could also be achieved with a screen that get updated, but then you lose backbuffering.

Look at the 'rendertarget' sample.

Hi, after much time wasted on a cached/uncached bug, I've been able to release this new version of PspKanji. New in this version : -Hiragana/Katakana tables -User created Kanji list support -Quizzes Enjoy. Official website : http://pspkanji.sf.net http://samheather.smugmug.com/photos/124808323-M.jpg...

I was wondering about the possibility of having the Release thread back in the forum. I think it was a useful medium to propagate news about new software releases made by members.

Just a thought.

Yeah, Once I noticed that I was using uncached data for more than the gu, I realized that I should stop doing so. Anyway, I'm really really glad that it seems that I've found the root of the evil :P It was really driving me insane with the amount of wasted time trying to figure it out. I'm not famil...

When debugging in Gdb/Eclipse, I find that inside an object, I call a method of the same class, but suddently my this become 0. I've found that not uncaching my pointers (adding 0x40000000) stop the crash. I really do not understand why at this point. And it seems to always be centered around the sa...

I've been trying to release a new version of PspKanji for a month, and I'm having a similar problem which is stomping me at the moment :/. The code works just fine under Windows/DirectX. I've read about the possibility of stack corruption, but I am unable to pin point anything that could cause it. O...

I'm working on it.

Just hard to find time with full time job / girlfriend / Xenosaga III / Okami / Final Fantasy XII :)

I might have something out by the end of the month.

I wouldn't usually store it in a variable, but I wanted the code to be as clear as possible for the example.

See previously adressed issue in another thread : http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=6745

Looks weird, but only declare an empty method for the constructor. Just {} would have done the job.

u32 uWantedKeys; uWantedKeys = PSP_CTRL_UP | PSP_CTRL_TRIANGLE; //As many other as you want if&#40; &#40;pad.Buttons & uWantedKeys&#41; == uWantedKeys &#41; // Do whatever Or u32 uWantedKeys; uWantedKeys = PSP_CTRL_UP; uWantedKeys |= PSP_CTRL_TRIANGLE; //... As many other as you...

Check the cube sample that comes with the Sdk.

It shows the exact process to render.

That, and did you read the Sdk doc?

Here's something else you might want to do (part od psptoolchain readme.txt file)

It needs to be done while you're in the folder containing your sample. The one which has the file 'makefile'.

No, they're created once your compilation is succesful.

You can create a bat file in the same folder where the file 'makefile' is, to easily compile any sample/program without running the toolchain.

You're passing the float value, not the adress of the variable.

Try this : &tmpObj->m_Vertices[ vc ].x instead.

Is your file extension still "xxx.c"

When programming in C++, you need to use xxx.cc or xxx.cpp to tell the compiler this is not a C file.

Also, you only have a makefile rule for .c files, you need to add one for your xxx.cpp or xxx.cc (whichever name you choose)

Find the FileAssistant code http://tmpstore.free.fr/FileAssistant/ and look for the Jpeg loading implementation.

*sigh*

Sorry for the semantic, between the end of the backbuffer blitting and the swapping.

I did code it right :P

Yeah, after each buffer swap. I was thinking of it in term of being done blitting in the backbuffer and then swapping :)

I built my own blitting code and load unix bdf files for the font. An alternative I'm contemplating is to use the library FreeType that I discovered after I wrote my code :) Using a simple texture blitting (having the whole font in a texture, and render a polygon per letter wouldn't, work in this ca...

I'm not 100% certain, but it seems that using 16bits fixed point coordinates wouldn't increase performances greatly, since you do not have that many vertex to transfer each frame. The point of going from 32bits to 16bits is to reduce memory transfer. So it would have a significant gain in vertex/tex...

Did you change the declaration of the "Vertex" structure to match the 16bits vertex format? And did you wanted to change the vertex color mode, or the vertex coordinates ? Because "GU_VERTEX_32BITF" is used for coordinates, while stuff like "GU_COLOR_8888" is used for c...

The project I'm currently working on ( Psp Kanji : http://sourceforge.net/projects/pspkanji/ ) compile on both Psp and Windows/DirectX. I just have the lower part of the code be platform specific but they all use the same interface. For example I have 2 class CPolygon, but implementation of them is ...