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When I load an image who's width or height is not to the power of 2, then I have to pad it. Problem is, the image padding is now showing when I draw the image with a u/v greater then the initial image size (regardless of whether it's sent through the 2d or 3d pipe, or if I strip blit or not.) I was ...

Awesome! Will this ever be released?

fooled me for five mins

Am I the only who that lol'd when they saw this?

If you use two normalised vectors to do the cross product, you will get a normalised vector as a result. I don't have the proof readily around, but that's the way it is. :) I'll change the usage vrcp.s into vrsq.s like you did (excluding the last normalisation) and commit. Glad this is over with no...

#ifdef F_sceGumLookAt_vfpu void sceGumLookAt(ScePspFVector3* eye, ScePspFVector3* center, ScePspFVector3* up) { pspvfpu_use_matrices(gum_vfpucontext, VMAT3, VMAT0 | VMAT1); __asm__ volatile ( "vmidt.q M100\n" // load eye, center, up vectors...

chp wrote:I'll take a closer look at this asap. I got the code from MrMr[iCE] and I tested the changed sceGumPerspective() so that it worked, I'll go through the math on the other changes more thoroughly.

Awsome, thx, and keep up the good work.

so, I've done a temp "fix", involving going back to the previous revisions code for sceGumLookAt _vfpu. A lot has changed between the new "broken" and the old stable code. I'll post the differences. I hope this issue is addressed in the next revision, as sceGumLookAt is a very us...

You have to write the text directly to vram. A_nub's VSHPong does the. And it also deals with the black background of the text. Wait until he releases the src code, then check it out :)

uh, is this a joke, or are rly rtarded?

Just got the most recent update from the pspsdk's svn today. Apparently, there were some changes, and now sceGumLookAt from gum vfpu is working improperly. It severely warps the view. Just thought I'd point it out.
Sooo, if anyone would like to point out a viable solution, that would be awsome :)

fergie4000 wrote:i would have to say fanjita is the most famous seeing as how he has been interviewed by the bbc live on radio

When did fame ever relate to skill?

Raphael wrote:Set flags for the assembler. Like "noreorder" will tell it to not reorder the ops to try optimizing.

Is there a list of the flags anywhere?

btw, what does .set do? Google isn't telling me anything....

It looks like adding nop after that jump fixed it. thx :)

would give something like this: ............. _start: # Create Thread move $a0, _thread_name (the label of the thread name move $a1, _main_thread_func (the label of the function) move $a2, 20 (priority) move $a3, 4000 (stack) move $a4,...

So, I've gotten a chance to really toy around with mips asm on the psp. I've run into a road block of sorts though. I'm trying to write some code that loops itself forever, but it keeps crashing. What am I doing wrong? (go easy on me, I'm new to asm) .set noreorder .set noat #ifdef BUILD_V1 #include...

For some reason, my blitting function isn't working. It doesn't resize properly when I change the width or height, and I get weird results when the offsets are changed. Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? void drawImageFast(float x, float y, float width, float height, float u0, float u1, float...

Tinnus wrote:BTW, I don't think 0x89 is 3...

lol that was a typo of sorts....

Yah minifire does go the whole hog, no C what so ever, if you use main at all then you are including C in the crt0 (which is the entry point) and newlib, not that that perhaps worries you :) If you are just interested in your code being asm then just put your code into a main.s file, then in the st...

How do I assemble a raw .asm file into an eboot? What's would be a good makefile for my code? Here's my code: (add.s) ## Program to add two plus three .text .globl main main: ori $8,$0,0x2 # put two's comp. two into register 8 ori $9,$0,0x3 # put two's comp. three into register 9 addu $10,$8...

what's the point of using an emulator? Just use psplink. And cygwin has it's own debugging stuff.
Really, if you like a good, fun challenge, the best thing to dev on is prolly the psp.

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Is there anyway to check and see if the psp is writing to the mem card, not the pc. It's the main flaw in my module, and I need to put a check in place to keep the folders from corrupting if you write to the mem card while the usb is connected.

that's cool I guess. Goodluck with it. At least your not trying to make another 2d lib, that's the last thing we need, what with oslib being such a speed demon and everything.

Ok, I was able to get the usb working on my little program. I used the example from the sdk. Anyways, I changed my code around a bit, and now it crashes whenever I load up the game. Here's the code I'm using. #include <oslib/oslib.h> #include "usb.h" u32 state; u32 retVal; __attribute__ &a...

You should use the oslib's built in control functions. That's a good technique for sound effects, and it should work if your playing music. Tell me how it goes.

Also, The usb doesn't wanna work either... or I'm probably just doing it wrong.

I seem to recall this being discussed before, and the basic conclusion being that there doesn't seem to be an API call that can retrieve the volume setting, but that if you happen to be running in kernel mode, you could monitor the Vol+ / Vol- buttons to at least receive notifications of changes. O...

the psp's speaker. is it even possible?