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Thanks man, I found the real problem though, thanks to aprevious post of yours (http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=2862&highlight=) The solution was changing it to: #define PGA_CHANNELS 3 #define PGA_SAMPLES PSP_AUDIO_SAMPLE_ALIGN(256) #define MAXVOLUME PSP_AUDIO_VOLUME_MAX...

It is a 100 int array /********************************/ int load_keys(int file) { char path_ini[MAXPATH], KeyFile [] = { 'K', 'E', 'Y', '0', 0 }; int fd; mh_strncpy( ini_data.path, now_path, MAXPATH); KeyFile...

You need to end each string with a NULL character, setting teststr[5] = '\0', since you are reading "raw" into the text array (and never initializing it, which is ok if you always validate)

Hello, I am trying to "port" fMSX to the PSP SDK, and have completed almost everything succesfully. The only problem I have right now is with the Audio threads, since the thing hangs when calling sceKernelStartThread after a successful sceKernelCreateThread. Here is the code: strcpy&#4...

Sent it to you, in case Tim hasn't read this.

In my current situation it would be useful, since I have no png support implemented neither I have ever worked with such a setup (or seen an example on the PSP using this method). But maybe it is best of I learn to use fonts that way.

I works really well, but now I have to figure out all the infrastucture to use it.. and what ranges I will be needing. I've been using so far a C array with my japanese fnt, but it has proved to be way too small for my application.

Thanks, I'll keep on reading and testing.

Thanks man!

I'll test it out immediately, and tell you when get results.

Any news? I'd be highly interested in the Unicode/SJIS support, and C output parts...

Thanks for your work.