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c:\pspdev\bin\..\lib\gcc\psp\4.1.2\..\..\..\..\psp\bin\ld.exe: .: No such file: Permission denied ld.exe is the program reporting the error, not the file or folder that doesn't have permissions. The "file" is "." or the current working directory. Also INCDIR and LIBDIR add the -...

@willow :--) - I think it's you who has the out-dated libraries, check the latest pspsdk and they changed this. It seems dr_watson is using a somewhat stale copy of the toolchain for things. Anyway, I got this working with the latest toolchain (I recompiled the toolchain today, so I know it's recent...

Don't know if you are interested in this, but I think it would be nice to have a media player that can pull music from a DAAP share (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Audio_Access_Protocol). As long as it works with Rhythmbox or Amarok and supports full unicode (I want to see my Japanese tags), I...

The SVN is still there: svn co svn://svn.ps2dev.org/psp/trunk/jpeg If you look at jpeg_stdio_src in jdatasrc.c, I am sure you can get an idea of how to create a set of functions and fill your cinfo to get it reading any way you like (memory, file, network stream, whatever you like). I'm just...

@FreePlay How does that require both buttons to be down? If only one of the two bits was set, it would still evaluate to > 0 and execute the if block. Or am I missing something?

J.F. beat me to it :( You are trying to binary or two strings and then binary and them with a unsigned integer. First off, to compare a or b it's a || b, not a | b. Second, you can't compare a string like that unless you are using the std::string class. Third, pad.Buttons is a bitmask (you should lo...

loadImage() expects a filename instead of a pointer to the actual data. I have made a simple loadMemoryImage() for you based off the code from loadImage() . First add the following to graphics.c (I added it right above the loadImage() function): typedef struct _memory_png { char *file; png...

Normally people compile and test their code before releasing something. Looking at the first line of code in your source file shows you left out a simicolon, and why is that line even there? Also at the end of the source file you do nothing with the image data and the function doesn't even end. Now ...

They are in pspgu.h: /* Color Macros, maps 8 bit unsigned channels into one 32-bit value */ #define GU_ABGR&#40;a,b,g,r&#41; &#40;&#40;&#40;a&#41; << 24&#41;|&#40;&#40;b&#41; << 16&#41;|&#40;&#40;g&#41; << 8&#41;|&#40;r&#41;&#41...

I don't know what your connection issues are, but if here is what you could try. Edit all the scripts in the scripts folder with a text editor. You will see lines like the following: ## Download the source code. wget --continue ftp&#58;//ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/binutils/binutils-2.16.1.tar.bz2 || &a...

Join #ubuntu or #kubuntu then and mention my name - CpuWhiz and I will help you register. It's freenode.net BTW, but I will assume you got connected anyway.

I am currently hanging out in #pspdev on freenode if you want to venture x-chat in there. Also it would go faster if I had the source and could try it on my system and fiddle with the LIBS line. If you don't want to share your source, that's fine, I understand. I am not too keen on sharing source to...

No, just the main function. It's expecting the main function to be a C symbol and not a C++ symbol, but everything else wouldn't be referenced by other libraries, so they don't need it (unless you get a weird linker error for them). I am rebuilding my ubuntu gutsy package that includes psptoolchain,...

That is where the source file was when you (more like the psplibraries script) compiled the library. It gets added in as debug info to tell you line numbers. That is why it mentions that directory in the errors. It sounds like you have your main error again. I don't use SDL for my PSP apps, but I am...

You have to compile the app into a 3.xx user mode prx and run the prx file from psplink, not the EBOOT, and not the elf file. Look around the forums for how to build your app into a prx, there is tons of threads talking about how to do that.

Music.cpp&#58;&#40;.text+0xfc&#41;&#58; undefined reference to `operator delete&#40;void*&#41;' -lstdc++ /home/oguz/Downloads/ps2dev/SDL_mixer/timidity/filter.c&#58;88&#58; undefined reference to `sin' -lm Some of the others will go away when you add these. Not so su...

Regarding the VM, It could be done and maybe some people would find it useful, n00b and non-n00b alike. You could setup a Ubuntu/Debian/Fedora/whatever system in a VM and make sure USB and samba were working. Maybe install the openssh-server package so they can ssh in with PuTTY. Then they could jus...

Edit: As a lame workaround to my problem, I expressed my sceGuCopyImage call for the indexed texture in terms of GU_PSM_8888 so that it would add up to the proper amount of bytes. This is not ideal but seems to solve my problem. sceGuCopyImage&#40;GU_PSM_8888, 0, 0, 64, 32, 64, texture2, 0, 0, ...

I wasn't clearing the depth buffer.

Ok, so do it use sceGuDepthMask(1) and disable depth testing to properly rid myself of the depth buffer? Also, I added the depth buffer back in and I still have this issue.

Allow me to be more specific. I have depth testing disabled. I assume if I leave it disabled I don't need to allocate memory for it? src/psp/renderer.cpp&#58;50&#58; Draw buffer at 0x04000000 &#40;557056 bytes&#41; src/psp/renderer.cpp&#58;51&#58; Display buffer at 0x04088000...

As I already mentioned, I was setting the texture mode and I had already looked in the intraFont source for what needed to be set. It turns out my problem was as follows: I was copying the textures I needed to render once into vram and then just using the copy from vram to render each frame. Seems t...

I am finally getting around to trying out your library. My project is using GU_PSM_8888 textures. When I tried to add in your library the text displays fine but everything else is rendering wrong. Before rendering my other content, I made sure to set sceGuTexMode, sceGuTexFilter, sceGuTexWrap, and s...

CpuWhiz wrote:I already made psplibraries scripts for myself (they are not that hard to make) with my own internal svn repo.

I just have the utopia.net domain pointing to a server on my LAN.

My guess is you need libusb-dev. Here is the packages I installed to meet any dependencies you need to compile the toolchain: [code[sudo aptitude install tofrodos libtool autoconf automake bison flex gcc make libncurses-dev patch libreadline-dev subversion texinfo wget doxygen graphviz libusb-dev bu...

I already made psplibraries scripts for myself (they are not that hard to make) with my own internal svn repo. All you would have to do is change the svn location. I don't have svn access so if someone wants to give me access or add the libraries for me, I am fine with that. #!/bin/sh # physfs.sh by...

I was thinking about how to call kernel functions from the ME. I warn you now that I am not the best at understanding low level hardware or assembly, but I try my best. The following could be wrong, totally off, or just plain stupid. Tell me what you think. The ME program could be a separate elf wit...

An array of unsigned shorts encoded with UTF-16LE works good. I have been using libxml2 and iconv to parse xml files into a simple binary file with UTF-16LE strings that I load into an array. I load a different file per language. It's working for what I need. You could use this for "Hello World...

For inputing you could just use the built-in input dialog. If you are interested I figured out which "unknown" option you need to set to 1 to get the input method working (so you can type kanji). As for displaying Japanese text, you could always use a character map texture for hiragana and...

If it's a whitepsace issue, you can try quoting it: