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Several months ago, I worked on a small project where I made a VERY simple pong clone. I did it in SDL, and it compiles for Linux, Windows, and PSP. It has working Makefiles and everything, and it might be enough to get you started. I'm not saying that it is coded well or anything (I never free my f...

Honestly zero, this really is a simple question. There is no wonder that nobody answered your question at QJ. Oh, and way to listen to my advice...

FYI: I noticed that the pc precompiled version I was using was rev 2300, and the latest was 2368. So I reverted to 2300, and it seemed to make no difference. I am running 64bit. I wonder if there is an issue with the 64bit version of libusb? ~S That's interesting, because I'm running 64 bit Fedora....

Did you try setting the clock speed to 333? I noticed that helps a bit. I don't see the massive tearing you describe though.

hard drive, Does this happen to you using the wifi? ~S To be honest, I haven't tried the wifi, as it seems too inconvenient. I'll fool around with it and see what happens. EDIT: It's really slow to load images and things, it's honestly faster to just restart the USB connection every time. I'm writi...

snowsquirrel wrote:I have been using it all day in windows. It appears to be rock solid in windows.
~S

I refuse to boot into Windows :). Not only do I prefer Linux, I have the toolchain with SDL* installed in it.

I'll just stick to restarting the apps each time, no worries.

This same thing has been happening to me too in Linux. I was having the same problem described with PSPLink, so I tried it in 1.50 using Time Machine, however, I got the same results. I then tried iR Shell with the usbhost plugin, but the connection is only reestablished when the game exits about 1 ...

Archaemic wrote:I'd imagine it'd only register if your application is in kernel mode. Is it?

Nope. Why would it only register then?

I've just been getting into using SDL on the PSP. It works very well, all besides the Home key. I can't get any button press on the Home key to register. Here's my code: ... SDL_Joystick *joy=0; if(SDL_NumJoysticks()>0) joy=SDL_JoystickOpen(0); ... if ...

I must not be doing something right... I've got it to boot just fine, the only problem is that in trying to use the OSK, I can't access the keys on the diagonals, making it VERY hard for me to type commands in ;)

Phat PSP btw.

I've seen several programs lately that take in irda data and display it onscreen

would there be a way to retransmit this data?

then it would be friendly with the eLoader, because currently no remotes work