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Actually, neither is correct. The size of types in C/C++ are not fixed - the implementation is free to choose whatever size it wants. Hence the use of sizeof. This is what Java and C# "fixed". :) I once worked with a Z80 compiler that had short defined as 1 byte (8 bits) long, and on one e...

pspgl does not include complete OpenGL API, it mainly focuses on OpenGL/ES (with extensions) subset of OpenGL and excludes esoteric stuff of OpenGL API. I recommend reading documentation carefully to find out the differences between each version. The port of SDL is really great, by peeking at the so...

Tyranid, Thanks for explanation of redirection, I've already known that much. However I do not understand why it doesn't work without psplink (launching directly from XMB). Seems I'll be using custom SDLmain from now on. :) If the app overruns the stack and kernel kills the thread, is it possible to...

Tyranid, Actually, I am using kernel mode (default SDLmain). I have read somewhere it is required to redirect output. Now that I think of it, I guess using these CRT routines shouldn't require kernel mode, only installing exception handler might (which psplink installs anyway). I'll switch to the us...

Jim, I exit the game either by returning from main or by using exit (home button). You can check that the redirection doesn't work (from XMB) with something as simple as Hello World app: #include <stdio.h> #include <SDL.h> #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" #endif int main&#40;int argc, cha...

Hi, I have some issues regarding debugging SDL apps. I know that linking with SDLmain redirects stdout and stderr to two files in the current directory. Now, if I run SDL app via PSP XMB these files are created where the EBOOT.PBP is placed, but they are empty (size 0), eventhough I use fprintf/prin...

I wonder how hard did you really try... Anyway, in order to get valuable help, you should provide as much information as possible. For instance, what OS do you use? I assume you are on Windows. Well, you can save your trouble by downloading pre-installed/configured toolchain (search for devkitPSP at...

Actually, it is as simple as checking the shell script you are running. Or even better, check the naming of script inside psplibraries/scripts directory.

So, SDL is no. 17 and CURL is not yet available using psplibraries script.

Cheers.

Check SVN before you post. :) It's obvious he was bothered enough...

The latest toolchain is in the Subversion. Type:

svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/psp/trunk/psptoolchain

The script will download and build everything else...

Agreed. What FreePlay said is that everything to create PSP software is built, so you can just ignore that error (as if toolchain build completed successfully). Though, if you would like to use psplink, libusb package is necessary to be installed and/or well configured. Anyway, IMO building/installi...

You should better define what do you mean by the term alarm. The term is used in both CS and IT for various things, although I believe you are looking for something that does not belong to neither CS nor IT category. Better yet, you should really try to implement the "alarm" on a desktop s...

jsharrad is right, either you are missing libusb or libusb is installed in the directory, where GNU dev tools don't look to. As for the environment variables, setting them at the command prompt or inside (convenient) profile file is the same. Although I would rather use ~/.bash_profile or ~/.profile...

Are you sure you are using bash shell? Type: echo $SHELL

Also, try to set environment variables at the command prompt.

It really seems that the improper assembler is being used, although I have no idea why. Check the file: psptoolchain/build/gcc-4.1.0/build-psp/gcc/as The content of this file is: #!/bin/sh exec /usr/local/pspdev/bin/psp-as "$@" Also, the error log will be more informative if you type make ...

You needn't install MacPorts. They are basically the same, I was just not sure which directory DP uses for installation packages. Anyway, build of pspsh works 100% now, you'll just have to apply the changes for the remotejoy (by following instructions on http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php?t=8918...

paraita, Ok, I had exactly the same problem - compiler is using BSD readline headers instead of the GNU ones. I have used MacPorts to download/install required packages. It is essentially the same as DarwinPorts. Here's the solution to your problem: 1. Check if you have GNU readline package installe...

StrmnNrmn didn't have an issue with the 9th step of psptoolchain script, at least he didn't make a comment about it. :)

I don't remember having to deal with such weird error messages. Go to psptoolchain/build/psplinkusb/pspsh/ directory. Type: make clean Next, type: make See if it compiles, if not, send me the output of that 2nd make command. Also, type: g++ --version This is the output of my C++ compiler version: i6...

I have only recently built psptoolchain on Mac. See: http://forums.ps2dev.org/viewtopic.php? ... highlight=

BTW, if you have searched the forum, you would've found that...

Tyranid, Yes, I know about the age of the code - it was last updated on December 2005! :) Actually I was linking directly SDL_psp_main.c, because I didn't want to rebuild SDL every time I change something in that file. Now, I removed everything (update thread creation, etc.), having very simple main...

I believe it depends whether you set SDL_SWSURFACE or SDL_HWSURFACE in SDL_SetVideoMode().

You can always check the sources to be 100% sure. :)

Hi, I have 3.30 OE. I want to use SDL in my prx, but it is always giving me SCE_KERNEL_ERROR_LIBRARY_NOTFOUND error. I have built one of the test SDL programs using the build system of tyranid's template prx. When I build the same program as kxploit PBP and put it in GAME150, it works. Also, templat...

I haven't tried XCode yet, had to solve a problem with usbhostfs_pc first. Will post how XCode fares.

Yes, it is. After a chat with Tyranid on IRC I have found out that MacPorts uses buggy libusb. Everything works now and life is beautiful. :)

Are you sure? I hate updating firmware of PSP... Seems strange, because everything else runs fine on the PSP side.

You are either missing libsdl or libsdl is not installed in /usr directory. For the latter change build/psplinkusb/Makefile.clients or explicitly make tools/remotejoy/pcsdl.

I believe verbose outputs "Accepting async connection" messages, while the horde of "Connected to device" messages always fills the terminal window, even if I execute usbhostfs_pc without any options.

I have the latest toolchain/psplink, libusb 0.1.12 (via Macports), OE-3.30 and Mac OS X. If I type "sudo usbhostfs_pc -g -v" I get the following output: USBHostFS (c) TyRaNiD 2k6 Built Sep 8 2007 17:08:05 - $Revision: 2300 $ Connected to device Connected to device Connected to device Conne...

Hi, I have recently acquired a Macbook and wanted to start some PSP development on it. I was using already built pspdevkit on my Windows machine before, so I was totally new to the building process of PSP SDK. I have used nice instructions on http://www.ragnaru.com/, though I could not complete buil...