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hlide wrote:i'm speaking about the normal vertex not the position vertex ! it doesn't fit your typedef Vertex. If you don't give the exact code, don't expect people to help you very much !

sorry and thanke you for help

next time i will be more careful

byezz :)

pVertex .n = 0x7FF4 !? (32756) are you sure about this value ? what are values of nx, ny and nz exactly ? it looks something like [-12, 128, 0] or even worse [0, 0, 128] probably because of little endianness of allegrex. your source code doesn't fit with your last type definition of Vertex, do you ...

typedef struct { byte nx,ny,nz; byte pad; short x,y,z; } Vertex; void Draw(){ if (mtx){PushMTx()} Vertex pVertex[3]; pVertex[0].n=pVertex[1].n=pVertex&#91...

Hi... sceGuDrawArray(SCEGU_PRIM_TRIANGLES, SCEGU_NORMAL_BYTE|SCEGU_VERTEX_FLOAT ,3, NULL, pVertex); SCEGU_VERTEX_FLOAT is definately wrong ! something like SCEGU_VERTEX_SHORT would probably be better :o) no asd :( i have mistek to copy code. my problem is typedef struct { i...

Hi... I've been doing basic procedure to draw primitive with short vertex,but after 2 days i don't know why it dosn't work typedef struct { int n; short x,y,z,pad; } Vertex; void Draw(){ if (mtx){PushMTx()} ...

what mean?

"vmov.q c000, c000[x,x,x,x]\n"

No, the second code won't even compile! (expression too complex) You cannot load from registers with lv* ops. You could however do this: void asd(float value){ __asm__( "lv.s S000, (%0) \n" : :"r"(&valu...

if you have a variabile in register cpu,like a pointer to a vector,you can use itlike this void asd(float *a) __asd___( "lv.q r000,0+%0\n" : :"r"(a) ); because "a" is on the stack and when you call "asd",the contents of stack is load in regsiter cpu ;) vfpu l...

if you have a variabile in register cpu,like a pointer to a vector,you can use itlike this void asd(float *a) __asd___( "lv.q r000,0+%0\n" : :"r"(a) ); because "a" is on the stack and when you call "asd",the contents of stack is load in regsiter cpu ;) vfpu lo...

so you think that vfpu dont' bind the type by constraints,but may be cheked bit arrangemet of register and undrstand what type it have downloaded,however is very strange because in this case,how can it understand the difference between integer and s8[4] for exemple?i think there is an aswer and i wn...

in this link you can find all particular machine costraint http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.1.1 ... onstraints
but for psp,where is the documentation? -_-'

hi everyone and sorry for my english, the vfpu supports the following data formats:32bit integer,32bit floating point,packed 8 bit integer,packed 16 bit integer/floating point,end so i try to load s8[4] in a register,but i dont know who is the Constraints of this type after i load it in a registerVF...