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Ah, well that's certainly true :)

if(value&1){ /* odd */ }else{ /* even */} That's not a parity check, though. You'd want something more like: byte parity = 0; for&#40;i = 0; i < 8; i++&#41; &#123; if&#40;value & 1&#41; parity = !parity; // toggle parity status value = value >> 1; // rotate bits right &a...

What Fanjita said. Configure your router to forward port 66476 to the internal IP address of your PSP (192.168.X.X) and you should be in business. One of the problems with your method of connecting PSPs is that every end-user who wants to act as a server will have to learn the same thing. This also ...

ADePSP wrote:Not sure why I could load 5 screens in at the start with no problem but to load one big pic with all of them in causes a crash but nevermind...

Because you're dereferencing a NULL pointer in your calls to blitAlphaImageToScreen().

if(background == NULL) yourImageIsInvalid();

What specific problem are you having with the example program? If it's a runtime "can't open" error it's most likely because sound.wav is expected to be in the root of the memory stick. Either put it there or change "ms0:/sound.wav" to just "sound.wav" and put the file ...