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From the psp-setup.c /** * This file handles all the PSP-specific kernel setup and exit stuff. * * Is there some general interest for this file, so that we can place it * somewhere in the compiler toolchain include path? * * Usage: Simply add * -DMODULE_NAME="your-module-name" psp-...

Thanks jbit!!! I haven't ever used -D in a makefile. I copied that -D from another makefile. Thanks for straightening that out. It now works fine. Now I know for future reference. Line from the other makefile. LDFLAGS = psp-setup.c -DMODULE_NAME="Name" -DMODULE_ATTR=0 -DVERSION_MAJOR=1 -DV...

I am attempting to build a multi-platform game (Starting with PSP, PS2 & Windows). I can get the PSP version to compile correctly, but the PS2 compiler will not accept -DPS2 while -DPSP works for the PSP. Any help would be appreciated. Makefile #BUILD_DC = 1 #BUILD_PSP = 1 # BUILD_PS2 = 1 #BUILD...

I wish that Sony would just do something like Micro$oft's XNA creator program.

The closest you can get right now is make a pmp file. I managed to incorporate a pmp file into a demo I made.

TriEngine is available at http://trac2.assembla.com/openTRI

Personally I would just zip the EBOOT.PBP and all the other files in a zip file and then just let the user extract the files manually. If you want them put into the PBP there are several different methods providing the EBOOT is small enough. 1) Use a program such as Tiny Hexer and use export to sour...

I'm not sure if you are willing to do this but you could always port a browser or make your own. Here are two good sources if you are willing to take this approach.

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/recipes/krhtmlviewer.aspx

http://www.dillo.org/

I'm interested in what people believe is the most efficient and usable model format for the PSP. I know most people use obj here for static models but what about animated? I wrote a Milkshape3D (*.ms3d) file loader is anyone is interested, but am still curious to see if there is another format that ...

THANKS!!! That helped out a lot! Just one thing though. I noticed that a few pixels are still messed up near the bottom of the screen. I didn't notice it until I tried the PSP LCD screen, then I moved the vertical higher up on my TV and noticed it there too. I managed to remove that problem by addin...

After several attempts I still am having problems. Below is the code that I am using. main.c #include <pspkernel.h> #include <pspctrl.h> #include <pspdisplay.h> #include <pspdebug.h> #include <pspkernel.h> #include <pspsdk.h> #include <psprtc.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdio.h> #include "...

After further digging into the code and some searching on the the internet is seems that there is a problem drawing an alpha image onto the screen when copying the framebuffer using sceGuCopyImage. I used sceKernelDcacheWritebackInvalidateAll() where needed as listed on other posts and sites.

Thanks for the reply. I always search previous threads before posting, and managed to get the cursortest example to compile from the thread you mentioned. That is how I found out to copy the image to the location 0x44200000. I am using a custom graphics library that allows scaling and such, which is...

When I draw an image onto the PSP screen it draws correctly. However, when I draw the image to the TV whether it be progressive or interlaced I get black lines on the bottom of the screen and pink on the top of the screen. Any idea what could be causing that? I do have sceKernelDcacheWritebackInvali...

I'm trying to get my one function to draw a stretched image in 3D space and it is not properly drawing it. It stretches the image correctly but it does not clamp to the vertices correctly. It also displays the box as a white background not sure why though. here are the ways I'm trying to call the fu...

I'm working on a program and am wondering how to get settings from the PSP's registry, specifically the values for the TV out aspect ratio and the interlaced/progressive mode.

I am trying to incorporate TV out into my program. I want to use 32 bit depth (8888) for output to the PSP and 16 bit depth (5551 or 5650) for output to the TV. This is because I have a SDTV and want to use VRAM rather than system RAM since it processes faster. I can get 10 fps displaying system RAM...

I managed to get 32Bit interlaced mode to work in a test program at 10 frames per second using memcpy from the framebuffer to VRAM. Is there any speed advantage by pointing the VRAM to the framebuffer that is drawn and if so then how would I go about doing I do it? It's based off of a port of the Ne...

Couldn't it be possible to grab the screen data like remotejoy does, but instead of sending it via USB, resize it and send it through the video out?

I use cygwin through Dev-C++. Oh well, at least I got it to work copying the pspstubs.s file into the pspDveManager.S file. Anyway, I am trying to compile the TVOut Sample and have no idea on how to include the files that are needed: int sceHprm_driver_1528D408&#40;&#41;; int sceImposeSetVid...

I uncommented that line and still no luck. Same errors as before

Here is the makefile I used. btw, I use Portable Dev-C++ so I can develop programs on any PC with a USB Drive. TARGET = Target FOLDER = VideoOut OBJS = src/eboot.o src/pspDveManager.o #BUILD_PRX = 1 #PRX_EXPORTS = src/exports.exp PSP_FW_VERSION = 371 INCDIR = include src CFLAGS = -O2 -G0 -Wall CXXFL...

Sorry, what I meant is if I try .S is still reads the #include as a comment and not an include.

for some reason it doesn't matter if it is .s or .S neither work for me. I just get the same message as before. The only option that work for me is to add all the file info from the included stub file into to file that I call the functions from.

I found out that for some reason my pspDveManager.s file will not include "pspstub.s" because of the #. If I copy all or pspstub.s to pspDveManager.s it works fine. Does anyone know how to fix this and also is it possible to make all of this code into a single EBOOT rather that an EBOOT an...

I tried to compile the PRX and EBOOT.PBP and I can compile the the PRX no problem, but when I go to compile the EBOOT.PBP it gives me the following error below. The makefile is similar to the Makefile in the example. Any idea why I get this error? src/pspDveManager.s&#58; Assembler messages&...

I tried pasting some other code in and using Lesson 4's tutorial it says "Image load failed!". Can anyone help me with this problem? graphics.c Image* loadImage&#40;const char* filename&#41; &#123; PCXHEADER pcx; int idx = 0; int c; int i,j; int numRepeat; FILE *filePtr; int wi...

I'm not sure why my image is not the right size and why it's all pink. Can someone help mw out with loading a PCX image? I'm somewhat of a beginner with programming. main.c #include <pspdisplay.h> #include <pspctrl.h> #include <pspkernel.h> #include <pspdebug.h> #include <pspgu.h> #include <stdio.h>...

I use the following to make mine ready to drag and drop onto the 1.5FW PSP TARGET = test OBJS = src/main.o src/psp/graphics.o CFLAGS = -O2 -G0 -Wall -I"C:/PSPDev/include" -I"src/psp" CXXFLAGS = $(CFLAGS) -fno-exceptions -fno-rtti ASFLAGS = $(CFLAGS) #USE_PSPSDK_LIBC = 1 LIBDIR = ...

Duo: You're right about it being closed source and elecbyte dissappearing. Zesensei used the kof91 game engine and added some mugen compatibility to it to attempt to make a mugen clone that is open source. And I listed the GP32 port of kof91 due to it using the GP32's graphics since the PSP does not...

A lot of people (along with me) want MUGEN for the PSP and I have come upon an idea. Thor has ported kof91 to the GamePark32 (GP32) which uses the GP32 libraries instead of the Allegro gaming library. http://www.geocities.com/rtb7/ First is to port the GP32 code into PSP code. Second is to add zesen...