I have just installed the PSP SDK and compiled a few samples, so I'm rather new to all of this.
My goal is to display the "native" list of access points and allow the user to select one and connect to it. It seems like psputility_netconf has related functions, but after some forum searching, it seems like this has not worked for others.
If there is no way to do this, then connecting to the last-connected access point as usual is of course a viable solution but it would be nice to give the user some choice with a nice GUI.
Is there somewhere where I can learn more about the WLAN and socket APIs? I think the learning curve for me is mostly composed of the lack of documentation, which I have been unable to find aside from lists of functions. Does such a resource exist?
Thank you in advance.
Displaying PSP-native access point list
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Check out the netdialog samples in the SDK (samples/utility/netdialog).
As for sockets etc. You can use the standard BSD style socket API with the SDK. There's loads of tutorials out there on sockets.
Depending on what you're trying to achieve, libhttp was added to the SDK recently - check out psphttp.h.
Hope this helps.
As for sockets etc. You can use the standard BSD style socket API with the SDK. There's loads of tutorials out there on sockets.
Depending on what you're trying to achieve, libhttp was added to the SDK recently - check out psphttp.h.
Hope this helps.