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http://www.qj.net/psp/homebrew-development/danzeff-osk-source-released.html This is the source code to the OSK, find the formal parameter or implementation for the string input, and jack it up some. If not, I don't see any other way, except accepting the input and adding the string to another chara...

If you get the home button, your code skips to send the information to the socket on a server, then waits a little while to avoid freezing. If you assume waiting will fix the problem, that means another thread must be running that isn't quite finished yet in some cases. If that's the case, use sceKe...

Look up Cooperative Multitasking. When a thread is running, nothing else[1] can run When a thread sleeps, it's put on a queue for its priority level with a restart time of now+sleep time, and the next queued highest priority thread that is ready to run is restarted. Every thread must play this game...

It is quite old, but this thread was my better option to gathering whether or not I may have had a thread issue, instead of opening an entire new one, since this may actually already have a solution to my problem. PSP_MODULE_INFO("LevolAVG", 0, 1, 6); PSP_MAIN_THREAD_ATTR&a...

Okay, I'm using a very old method I found long before now that by source, claimed you could launch a module in user mode supplying NULL into your "optional" option parameter. This made made complete sense reading the library. But, I keep getting problems. First, the module loading process...

Thanks Everyone, I'm assuming since I can't, but the "Cool\0" == strlen() case both equaled four, it must've been just another horrible test situation. I don't know for sure, but I find it easier to believe sizeof() returned 4 for the test case, not because there were four letters, which w...

Thanks Jim. No, the question has been completely distorted now, and to prevent further confusion this is a summery. *Summery* I tried testing pointers as the first helpful reply had insisted, but I was unsure because of the failed response, and had decided to figure out what the problem was, and bla...

Why is it that the size of the allocated space cannot be tested? Isn't realloc supposed to return the value of the pointer untouched in some cases? I want to embed the realloc process in another that will check for null, and in the case of null, return the pointer to the original like so: void *vi_r...

That instance is not the problem(it's one of them), it just proved that even though I parsed through all the methods available for detecting size inaccurate values, the one I found to work of them all was horribly wrong. When I tested it, I first tried: Ptr ==strlen()+1 Ptr ==strlen()+0 *Ptr ==strle...

Thanks, I'm reviewing now. I'm going to try to make sense of it first, then test it. Shouldn't be too hard. Again, thank you. Done. BRILLIANT! SIMPLY BRILLIANT. Makes complete sense, I can't believe I overlooked that. Really, I can't. Thanks!!! I de-referenced the pointer to beyond what was needed, ...

I have a header declaring a double pointer, char **file. But, my double pointer is not responding appropriately to the validity test I run on it. The error occurs as so: int max2 = 18; char **file; file=malloc&#40;max2 * sizeof&#40;char *&#41;&#41;; int i; for&#40;i=0; i< max2; i...

Okay, I've made the necessary changes now, but I'm still not getting anything to boot from it except now the PSP doesn't crash unless I release the error codes as comments. What exactly is messing up my code now? int LoadAndStartModule_PRX&#40;char *ModuleFILE, int UserMode&#41;//UserMode mo...

Well, I'd love to see how this is done, simply because it's the only way I see a program being able to turn off the PSP's screen and I want to introduce a nice sleep feature within my own program/eboot.

I suppose that you have previously called pspSdkInstallNoPlainModuleCheckPatch (which requires kernel mode), right? Also, if you call pspSdkInstallNoDeviceCheckPatch, you wouldn't need the sceKernelLoadModuleMs, the normal sceKernelLoadModule would work better. It seems that the sceKernelLoadModule...

I'm trying to get my homebrew to load other eboots and call itself back up upon the exiting of the eboot my homebrew has loaded, but so far... I can't even tackle my first attempt at this moduling thing... can some one help me with this... my code doesn't look wrong to me. Execution: ///////////////...