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Wow, once again, the best ideas are the simple ones... :)
Nice consept!

Ok, solved. Apparently DirectX SDK caused the problem. After uninstalling the dx sdk, and manually removing some leftover garbage from enviroment variables, I finally managed to run the toolchain script succesfully! :) It only took 12 re-installations of cygwin and something like 20 attempts to run ...

Try re-installing Cygwin, and when installer asks you to select "Default Text File Type", choose "Unix/binary".
This helped me to get rid of those "no semicolon at blah blah". Didn't help me to succesfully install the sdk, though... :/

Is there anything I could add/modify in toolchain script in order to get some debugging data...? Edit: Here's my ENV variables, could there be something in them? !:: = ::\ !C: = C:\cygwin\bin ALLUSERSPROFILE = C:\Documents and Settings\All Users APPDATA = C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator\Appl...

When you added those lines to your .bashrc, did you quit and re-open the cygwin shell window before trying to run the toolchain script? Adding stuff to your startup script only works if you restart. Yes, I re-opened the shell. This is strange, I had pspsdk up and running for a long time. Then I had...

Hi! I installed fresh version of Cygwin to c:\cygwin and added the following lines to .bashrc: export PSPDEV="/usr/local/pspdev" export PATH="$PATH:$PSPDEV/bin" Then I extracted and executed the new toolchain (newtoolchain-20060211.tgz). After a while it gave the following error:...

I'm having troubles updating the SDK. Toolchain script gives the following error: (The last lines of console output) psp-gcc -B/tmp/pspdev/newlib-1.13.0/build-psp/psp/newlib/ -isystem /tmp/pspdev/n ewlib-1.13.0/build-psp/psp/newlib/targ-include -isystem /tmp/pspdev/newlib-1.13. 0/newlib/libc/include...

The kernel memory manager seems to some kind of frame based memory allocator, at least the option to allocate from lowest or highest available address would indicate to that, no? But, how do I define the partition id -argument? What is it and what should I use? For example, if I would make a texture...

Is there existing examples of using sceKernelAllocPartitionMemory() ...?

By the way; are the state setting commands (sceGuSetStatus & sceGuSetAllStatus)
included to the command list, or are they executed immediately...?

sceGuSync just stalls until the GU is done, so you know that the scene is finished drawing - probably a good thing to do before you flip the buffers. Can I trust the Gu to execute given commands in logical order, ie if I clear back buffer using sceGuClear(), can I start drawing immediately, or shou...

Hi! First post here. :) I'm trying to clear screen using sceGuClear. It works with pixel format 8888, but with the rest of the display modes it fails. I'm doing it like this: void ClearScreen(u32 uColor) { sceKernelDcacheWritebackAll(); sceGuStart(GU_...